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Life & Style

‘Ek tha Tiger’ to break more records

Published August 18, 2012 Updated August 18, 2012 09:24am

Ek-Tha-Tiger-posterKARACHI: After receiving highest opening ever, Salman Khan’s ‘Ek Tha Tiger’ is veering toward breaking all records and hit Rs.2 billion mark.

Khan is emerging as the king of box office this year with blockbuster release of Ek Tha Tiger that reportedly grossed the business of Rs.330 million on the opening day.

“Salman’s movie Ek Tha Tiger is doing very well all over. It has been the highest opening ever. On the opening day, the film collected Rs.33 crore. In first two days, the film has collected around Rs.50 crore all over India. It is the highest collection till date for any Indian film,” media reported.

Considering the trend, trade analysts believe that the film will sustain its momentum and generate more profit over the weekend. It is expected that the movie will hit Rs.2 billion mark by next week.
“There is possibility that the film will break all records and collect Rs.200 crore. The film is expected to maintain the craze and the collections will go up during weekend,” media quoted a source as saying.
“From families to couples, college students to working class came to watch the movie and they are liking it. We are waiting for the weekend and expecting increased footfalls,” the source concluded.

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