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Disclosure Day India Opening Weekend Box Office: Steven Spielberg's sci-fi thriller collects Rs 7 crore in first 3 days, needs strong trends ahead
The Emily Blunt starrer Disclosure Day has recorded a decent opening weekend in India but the trends on Saturday and Sunday are somewhat disappointing.
Disclosure Day collected Rs. 2.25 crore on its Day 3 (Sunday), closing its first weekend at Rs. 7 crore gross at the Indian box office. That's a decent debut for a non-IP original Hollywood film. Still, the trends on Saturday and Sunday were not very encouraging. Ideally, it should have recorded much better jumps, closing the first weekend in double digits.
The Steven Spielberg directorial now needs to show strong trends on weekdays, which can help it reach a respectable total. As of now, the Emily Blunt, Josh O'Connor, Colin Ferth, and others, starrer is looking for an end of around Rs. 20-25 crore gross mark in India, unless it surprises in the coming weeks.
The movie might not join the winners of Hollywood in India, but it still would be a decent performer if it manages to perform on the expected lines. Previously this year, Hollywood delivered back-to-back successful ventures in India that include Project Hail Mary, Lee Cronin's The Mummy, Michael, The Devil Weds Prada 2, and Obsession.
Box Office Collection of Disclosure Day in India is as follows:
| Day | Box Office |
| Day 1 | Rs. 2.05 crore |
| Day 2 | Rs. 2.75 crore |
| Day 3 | Rs. 2.25 crore |
| Total | Rs. 7.00 crore |
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DISCLAIMER: The box office figures, opening-day forecasts, and lifetime collection projections mentioned in this article are subjective trade estimates compiled from various commercial parameters, advance trends, and market sentiment. These are purely analytical tracking figures and do not constitute actual, finalised collections or certified accounting statements. Pinkvilla does not make any representation or warranty, express or implied, regarding the pinpoint accuracy or completeness of these projections. No statement in this article is intended to defame, harm, or malign any individual, production house, artist, or commercial entity involved in the making of the film.
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