Kapil Sharma's Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon had a good Monday at India box office.
Day 4:
4.48 Crore nett Trade Figure
Total:
29.67 Crore nett Trade Figure
28.81 Crore nett Producer Figure for 3 days
On Monday Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon fell only by 50% from Day 1 which is a good performance especially since Friday the first day was a holiday.
North India especially Punjab , Haryana and Delhi/NCR is doing very good business which is where Kapil Sharma seems to have the most appeal
West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh and Karnatka along with maharashtra seems to be the weakest areas for the movie.
The way North India is doing it seems Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon will challenge the business of much bigger movies Baby and Piku.
Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon is already a hit but its lifetime business will now depend how the second weekend fares when it will clash with the Big Singh is Bliing.
Second Weekend also has the big public Holiday in 2nd October so that may also help.
Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon is a surprise hit and has got lot of people to revisit their theory of television actors not being able to transition to big screen.
Records:
1.) Opening Day was the highest opening day ever for a movie starring newcomers in bollywood
Screens:
1500-1600 Pan India.
Budget: 20 Crores
Production Cost : 12 Crores and Prints and Advertising Costs 8 Crores
Low Salaries since all are newcomers have helped the movie control costs.
Producers have already recovered their investment in the movie by using old style distribution methods instead of selling the movie to a corporate studio.
Producers Venus Ratan Jain have sold the India Theatrical rights at a minimum guarantee of 8 Crores to Vashu Bhagnani..
Distributor Share for the movie has already reached 12.5 Crores in 3 days giving them profits
Main Distributors have already sold the movie to smaller regional distributors based on the cracking promo and have already given an overflow profit to the producers .
1.) Opening Day was the highest opening day ever for a movie starring newcomers in bollywood
Screens:
1500-1600 Pan India.
Budget: 20 Crores
Production Cost : 12 Crores and Prints and Advertising Costs 8 Crores
Low Salaries since all are newcomers have helped the movie control costs.
Producers have already recovered their investment in the movie by using old style distribution methods instead of selling the movie to a corporate studio.
Producers Venus Ratan Jain have sold the India Theatrical rights at a minimum guarantee of 8 Crores to Vashu Bhagnani..
Distributor Share for the movie has already reached 12.5 Crores in 3 days giving them profits
Main Distributors have already sold the movie to smaller regional distributors based on the cracking promo and have already given an overflow profit to the producers .
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