Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan Overseas box office collections - Salman Khan starrer opens to Rs. 27 crores worldwide
Salman Khan's Eid bonanza, Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan has performed relatively better internationally than in India. The overall performance on the first day is below par for a Salman Khan starrer.
Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan opened to $1.35 million (Rs. 11 crores) approx internationally on its first day yesterday. Combined with Rs. 16 crores approx in India, the worldwide opening day totalled Rs. 27 crores approx. While these numbers are lower than they should be considering Eid was on Friday in most markets, the performance is relatively better compared to India. The Salman Khan starrer should be able to reach $4.5 million over the weekend.
Middle East makes up for half the Overseas collections
Leading the pack is the Middle East with $650K approx on Friday, making up for almost half of the total overseas collections. The numbers are estimates as the actuals are a bit delayed due to Holiday. Considering how huge the Eid is for the box office here, collections are a bit underwhelming. There is an extended holiday period till Monday which shall keep collection’s going.
The United Kingdom did well considering Eid falls on Saturday there and being a Pakistani diaspora heavy market, Pre-Eid is a very slow period. The collection should see a good surge there today. The other two main markets; North America and Australia recorded average numbers.
The territorial breakdown for overseas box office collections of Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan on Friday is as follows:
Middle East - $650,000 approx
North America - $300,000
United Kingdom - $95,000
Australia - $75,000
Europe - $100,000
Rest of World - $125,000
Total - $1.35 million
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