Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar First Friday/Third Day Early Estimates

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Mumbai, March 10 - Tu Jhoothi Main Makkar which had a good collection on the first two days is heading for another steady day at the box office as the collection is set to be in the same range as those of yesterday. As per the early estimates, the movie scored 10.5-11 crores net on its first Friday/third day. There is a drop in some centers, especially in the Mumbai circuit but then some centers of Delhi-NCR have gone up. Overall the collections are similar.

The first Friday collections will take the total collections of the film to around 37 crores mark which is a good weekend number when you consider that it's not a regular Friday-Sunday weekend but a mid-weekend of Wednesday-Friday. The film was helped by the Holi holiday on the first day though it was not a universal holiday as many circuits had a Holi holiday falling a day earlier with the Mumbai circuit being the biggest miss.



The film already has 37 crores in its hand before the two biggest days are yet to arrive and hopefully, they record the highest single days collections going over the 15 crores mark. If this happens then the film will have a high chance of emerging as a hit film but if these two days do not fire then the film might have to settle with a non-hit tag.

The film has been appreciated by the target audience through the repeat value of the film is not that much which can be seen by the numbers. The extended weekend business of around the 65cr mark would be a good result while anything less than 60cr would mean an underperformance.

There will be a jump in collections tomorrow but the film should not show a regular Saturday jump of around 20-25% as that is given. The film should show around 45-50% growth for healthy extended weekend collections. Multiplexes generally record their biggest jumps on Saturday and this film even caters to the multiplex audience more so it won't be a surprise if the film shows a near 50% growth tomorrow if the film really has been appreciated.

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