Kartik Aaryan‘s ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3‘ continued its impressive run at the box office. The film that crossed the Rs 200 crore mark in its second weekend, extended its record by earning an estimated total collection of Rs 208.25 crore on Tuesday.
The horror-comedy, released over the extended Diwali weekend, concluded its first week with an impressive Rs 158.25 crore. However, its second weekend started on a more modest note, earning Rs 9.25 crore on Friday. Saturday and Sunday saw significant jumps, with collections rising to Rs 15.5 crore and Rs 16.5 crore respectively, according to early data from Sacnilk.com.
The film experienced a post-weekend dip, collecting Rs 5 crore on Monday, followed by Rs 4.25 crore on Tuesday. Despite the slowdown, ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3’ reportedly grossed over Rs 220 crore, setting a new benchmark for leading man Aaryan.Though the film has been pulling in substantial daily collections, it is still trailing behind Rohit Shetty‘s ‘Singham Again‘, which leads with a Rs 214.50 crore total.
‘Singham Again’ opened to a smashing weekend collection, helping it maintain a narrow lead despite a lower daily dips in its collections.
Meanwhile, the celebrations have already begun at camp ‘BB3’ with the stars coming together for a grand success bach. While leading ladies Vidya Balan, Madhuri Dixit and Triptii Dimri got the party started, Kartik was seen jetting out of the city and heading to Patna for Litti Chokha, the traditional Bihari dish.
The actor took to Instagram and posted a photo of himself on the flight. In the picture, he can be seen striking his famous Rooh Baba pose. Alongside the image, Kartik wrote, “Rooh Baba is coming for u Litti Chokha. Rooh Baba x Patna.
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