Kalki is going to complete one month in 2898
South superstar Prabhas’ movie Kalki 2898 AD has been dominating the theaters ever since its release across India. The film is collecting very well. Still the film is likely to earn for a week at this pace. But in this one week the film will have to look at its collections in India. Because the film has a chance to surpass the Indian box office collection of Shah Rukh Khan’s Jaawan. It remains to be seen whether Prabhas’ film can achieve this feat in these 8-10 days. The latest figures of the film’s earnings have arrived.
How much did you earn in 29 days?
Talking about the earnings of the film, the film collected 1.40 crore rupees last Thursday. This is the lowest one day collection of the film so far. But even after this this collection cannot be called less. With this collection, the film’s earnings in India have reached Rs 623.6 crore in 29 days. The film has collected Rs 24.15 crore in the fourth week. Let’s know how much the movie has earned so far in 4 weeks.
Weekly collection of Kalki in India
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- First week- 414.85 crores
- Second week- 128.50 crores
- Third week- 56.10 crores
- 4th week- 24.15 crores
- Total Collection- 623.60 Crores
Will he be able to outdo Shahrukh?
The film has collected very well in India but even after this the film is yet to break the record of the highest grossing Hindi film in the country. This feat has been done by Shahrukh’s film Jawaan. Jawaan has earned 640 crore rupees in India. Even now, if the film earns Rs 18 crore in its fifth week, it can break Shah Rukh Khan’s record. Nothing can be said before this. The possibility is on both sides. Anything can happen.
Prabhas has left his film behind
Even though Prabhas earned so much from this film, he is far behind his film Baahubali 2. Baahubali 2 has collected Rs 1030.42 crore in every language in India. The collection itself is amazing. Kalki is still far behind this record and it doesn’t look like this film will be able to come close to this great record. There is still a gap of more than 300 crores between the two.
