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Shah Rukh Khan’s Jawan barely has any records to break anymore, now that it has settled into its position as the biggest Hindi movie of all time in India, the second-biggest worldwide, and the fifth-biggest in the history of Indian cinema as a whole. On its 28th day of release, a Wednesday, Jawan registered its lowest single-day collection yet, adding Rs 2 crore to its total, according to industry tracker Sacnilk.
On day 28 of release, the film’s primary Hindi version registered a nationwide occupancy of 12%, and even though it wasn’t quite impacted by this week’s Fukrey 3 and The Vaccine War, it will eventually run out of steam in the next week or so. Globally, the film’s gross total stands at Rs 1099.7 crore, ahead of Shah Rukh’s Pathaan but behind KGF: Chapter 2, RRR, Baahubali 2: The Conclusion and Dangal.
With both KGF 2 and RRR having made more than Rs 1200 crore globally, it seems unlikely that Jawan will be able to hit this milestone by the end of its run, considering that it’s still trailing by around Rs 100 crore. Baahubali 2’s Rs 1700 lifetime collection and Dangal’s Rs 2400 crore lifetime collection is completely out of reach. Combined Jawan and Pathaan have contributed over Rs 2100 crore to the global box office this year, making Shah Rukh the only Bollywood star to deliver two Rs 1000 crore-plus grossers in one year, and helping Bollywood stage a comeback after two disappointing years.
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