Kantara: Chapter 1 (Hindi) Box Office: Rishab Shetty's film sees jump on 3rd Wednesday, remains on track for Rs. 200 crore club
The Rishab Shetty starrer Kantara: Chapter 1 is on track to collect Rs. 200 crore in Hindi, depending on how it performs further. Details Inside.

Kantara: Chapter 1 collected Rs. 4.50 crore net today, witnessing a jump of 12 percent over its third Tuesday, that too, when the ticket prices came back to normalcy. This spike has prominence as it comes in the times when the movie has lost major showcasing to Thamma and Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat. When compared to the previous Wednesday, the spike is around 20 percent, which is very encouraging.
Places where Diwali was celebrated yesterday, like Maharashtra, saw a jump in collections today, while the rest remained flat or witnessed a nominal drop.
The third week’s cume reached Rs. 23.50 crore in 6 days. It is expected to wrap the week at Rs. 26-27 crore. Currently standing at Rs 177.50 crore, Kantara: Chapter 1 will wind its third week crossing the Rs. 180 crore mark.
It will need Rs. 20 crore more to hit the Rs. 200 crore net mark in Hindi. Going by the current trends, the mythological saga is very much on track to clock the double-century mark, unless something surprising happens.
Box-Office Collections of Kantara: Chapter 1 (Hindi) in India:
Day |
Net Hindi Box Office |
Week One (8 days) |
Rs. 101.75 cr. |
2nd Friday |
Rs. 6.75 cr. |
2nd Saturday |
Rs. 13.75 cr. |
2nd Sunday |
Rs. 13.75 cr. |
2nd Monday |
Rs. 4.00 cr. |
2nd Tuesday |
Rs. 6.00 cr. |
2nd Wednesday |
Rs. 3.75 cr. |
2nd Thursday |
Rs. 3.50 cr. |
3rd Friday |
Rs. 3.25 cr. |
3rd Saturday |
Rs. 3.75 cr. |
3rd Sunday |
Rs. 5.15 cr. |
3rd Monday |
Rs. 3.10 cr. |
3rd Tuesday |
Rs. 4.00 cr. |
3rd Wednesday |
Rs. 4.50 cr. (est.) |
Total |
Rs. 177.50 cr. (est.) |
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Disclaimer: The box office figures are compiled from various sources and our research. The figures can be approximate, and Pinkvilla does not make any claims about the authenticity of the data. However, they are adequately indicative of the box-office performance of the films in question.