Cine Punjab Trade Network
April 13, 2014
Disco Singh goes down a bit on Saturday. Reports Mixed
Diljit Dosanjh's Disco Singh sees a decline in collections at Indian Box Office on Saturday.
After collecting 1.20 Crores on Day 1, the film has collected 1.10 Crores on its Day 2.
In Overseas, the film is average, best of all the films released in the last 6-7 months but way below expectations. It is about 50% lesser than Diljit Dosanjh's last film Jatt and Juliet 2.
India Collections
Day 1 - 1.20 Crores
Day 2 - 1.10 Crores
Overseas
Day 1
North America - $46,000
Australia - $30,000
New Zealand - $7500
UK - £11000
(Also Read - Disco Singh Movie Review)
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Cine Punjab Trade Network
April 12, 2014
Disco Singh records 2nd Best First Day Collections for any Punjabi film in India
Diljit Dosanjh has broken his own record of Jatt and Juliet 1 and now all three top openers of Punjabi Cinema belong to him.
India Collections
1.) Jatt and Juliet 2 - 1.41 Crores
2.) Disco Singh - 1.20 Crores
3.) Jatt and Juliet 1 - 1.02 Crores
4.) Best Of Luck - 80 Lacs
5.) Lucky Di Unlucky Story - 72 Lacs
Overseas
Australia - 33000 Australian Dollar
UK - To be updated
US/Canada - To be updated
ROTW - To be updated
(Also Read - Disco Singh Movie Review)
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Cine Punjab News Network
April 11, 2014
Disco Singh has opened to a bumper opening across Punjab. The film has been released on 117 cinemas in East Punjab circuit (doesn't include Delhi and Rest of India) with a record number of 837 shows per day.
It has recorded fantastic collections at multiplexes and single screens. The Delhi city opening was also excellent for a Punjabi film. The first show at a premium theatre like PVR Jalandhar was around 35,000 while Bhoothnath Returns collected around 6,000. Ludhiana, Amritsar and Chandigarh was the same story as multiplexes recorded outstanding collections, The opening occupancies were 90-100% which does not happen for Hindi films but as Punjabi films have much smaller releases, the ones which have star value, hype and hit music get very high occupancies.
The film has the potential to set a record opening for Punjabi films. If it does not get the record it is certain to be the second biggest opening ever.
Distributor Munish Sahni of Omjee Cine World confirmed the news and is very optimistic about the film.
(Also Read - Disco Singh Movie Review)
