Dangal Box Office Collection in China: Aamir Khan’s Dangal is off to record-breaking opening in China. Released yesterday, the movie has registered the highest opening day for Indian films released in China. The movie managed to achieve this feat despite being boycotted by the chain of the biggest multiplexes in the country.
As per the reports coming, Dangal 1st day collection in China is $2.5 million which equals to 13.19 crores. Aamir Khan has a huge fan following in China and it can be judged by the fact that the top 3 Indian grossers in China belong to him. Dangal has shattered PK’s opening day record by a big margin which opened to 5.7 crores back in 2015.
The movie has garnered incredible reports in China. The WOM of the audience who have watched the movie is extremely positive. The movie has received superb reviews on Chinese newspapers and websites.
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As reported by us earlier, Dangal creates the record of being the widest Bollywood release. Dangal was released on 9000 screens yesterday but it was boycotted by Wanda, China’s biggest multiplexes chain.
Aamir Khan’s PK holds the record of being the highest grossing Indian movie in China. It is the only Indian movie which has grossed 100 crores in China. With the collection of 13.19 crores, Dangal has now become the fourth highest grosser Indian move in China. Trade experts have huge expectations from the film. They are expecting it to cross 150 crores in China.
Highest Grossing Indian films in China:
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PK – 123 crores
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Dhoom 3 – 24.0 crores
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3 Idiots – 16.80 crores
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Dangal – 13.19 crores (1 day only)
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Delhi Safari – 10.65 crores
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Bahubali – 7.54 crores
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Happy New Year – 1.68 crores
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My Name Is Khan – 1.49 crores
Aamir Khan fans would be hoping the movie to cross 250 crores in China. If the movie manages to earn 258 crores then it will become the first Bollywood movie to gross 1000 crores worldwide. Dangal certainly has a chance as it is off to a superb start. The movie has been released on huge screen count and with good WOM it can run in theatres for 5 to 6 weeks.
