On the whole Kareena-Kajol-Arjun starrer We Are Family will fail to make a mark at the box office. By and large it will be liked by the high-class ladies and balcony class audience but rejected by the youngsters and the masses. Its business only in select multiplexes in the big cities will be good in the weekend but the business in the other multiplexes most single screen cinemas and smaller cities and towns will be disastrous. Even with good publicity, the opening was so-so.
The other release this weekend, The Film Emotional Atyachar, with Kalki Koechlin, Mohit Alawat, is an ordinary fare and will not be able to do much at the box-office. The opening was dull and weak at most places. The supernatural thriller Mallika is a poor fare which will find favour with some front-benchers only. The publicity was fair and the opening dull. The dubbed version of the Hollywood action, horror, science-fiction drama Piranha 3D is an average fare.
Last week’s release, the John Abraham starrer Aashayein has not found appreciation, even among the classes. Total 2,00,87,124 from 385 cinemas. Even Celina Jaitly, Gul Panag and Eesha Koppikhar’s joint pouting could not endear Hello Darling to the public. Total 1,34,71,996 from 258 cinemas.
Neil Nitin Mukesh and Deepika Padukone’s Lafangey Parindey has crashed. 2nd week collections (August 27 to September 5) are 3,04,21,992 from 265 cinemas. Peepli Live is going good even in its 3rd week with 1,35,59,597 from 174 cinemas. Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai stands at 69,98,729 from 133 cinemas.
Detailed collections:
COMPARATIVE FIGURES IN INDIA
No.
Film
Week
Collection
No. of Prints
Average per print
1
Lafangey Parindey
2nd
3,04,21,922
265
1,14,800
2
Aashayein
1st
2,00,87,124
385
52,174
3
Peepli Live
3rd
1,35,59,597
174
77,929
4
Hello Darling
1st
1,34,71,996
258
52,217
5
Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai
5th
69,98,729
174
52,622
India Box Office Collections for the week of August 27 – September 2, 2010 (Figures in Rs.)