Animal Box Office Collection Day 10: Ranbir Kapoor's Twisted Drama Crosses Rs 400 Crore

Sandeep Vanga Reddy's Animal, featuring Ranbir Kapoor, refuses to be overlooked. Boasting a robust performance, the film amassed a commendable Rs 395.27 crore net in its initial 9 days. Early projections suggest an additional Rs 37 crore net on its tenth day, solidifying Animal's box office dominance across languages.

Animal Box Office Collection Day 10: Ranbir Kapoor's Twisted Drama Crosses Rs 400 Crore

You can hate it, or love it, but it seems there is no ignoring Sandeep Vanga Reddy's Animal, starring Ranbir Kapoor in the lead role. Animal performed well on its first 9 days at the box office and earned Rs 395.27 crore India net. As per early estimates, Animal earned around Rs 37 crore India net on its tenth day for all languages.

Animal Box Office Collection Day 10

Ranbir Kapoor and Bobby Deol starrer Animal released on December 1

Ranbir Kapoor and Anil Kapoor starrer Animal , which released in theatres on December 1 opened to smashing numbers at theatres, raking in Rs 63.8 crore on its first day itself. The film subsequently ended its first week theatrical run at Rs 337.58 crore. Subsequently, the film earned a further Rs 22.95 crore on its second Friday and then saw a unprecedented jump of 51.37 per cent at theatres on its second Saturday, earning a further Rs 34.74 crore. With Rs 37 crore in its coffers for its second Sunday, the film's total earning stands at Rs 432.27 crore at the box office.
Animal Box Office DayAnimal Box Office Collection
Day 1Rs 63.8 crore
Day 2Rs 66.27 crore
Day 3Rs 71.46 crore
Day 4Rs 43.96 crore
Day 5Rs 37.47 crore
Day 6Rs 30.39 crore
Day 7Rs 24.23 crore
Day 8Rs 22.95 crore
Day 9Rs 34.74 crore
Day 10Rs 37 crore
Animal Box Office Collection TotalRs 432.27 crore

Animal Occupancy Report

Animal had an overall 52.45% Hindi Occupancy on Sunday, December 10. While morning shows had 36.98 per cent occupancy, afternoon shows and evening shows registered 65.15 per cent and 64.06 per cent occupancy respectively. Night shows saw a dip in footfall, registering only 43.62 per cent occupancy.
Among regions, Pune had the highest footfall at 64.25 per cent, followed closely by Hyderabad at 59.50 per cent and Ahmedabad at 58.75 per cent. Mumbai registered 54.25 per cent footfall while Delhi NCR saw 56.25 per cent.
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