Tag - Aamir Khan

Ra One vs 3 Idiots

14 years ago
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Ra One is by far the biggest release of the year and also the most-hyped. If we’d have to pick one film this year...

Top 10 Week 1 Box office collections

14 years ago
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The list of Top 10 Week 1 box office collections and its Salman Khan’s Bodyguard right at the top. The film has beaten Dabangg by more than 25%.  1. Bodyguard – 100 crore (approx) 2. Dabangg – 80.87 crore 3. Three Idiots – 76.30 crore

Aamir Khan – The New Munnabhai?

14 years ago
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The industry is abuzz with rumours of the upcoming Munnabhai film. Sources say, Sanjay Dutt and Arshad Warsi who excelled as Munnabhai and his side-kick circuit in Munnabhai MBBS and Lage Raho Munnabhai, will not be a part of the third film. Instead, director Rajkumar Hirani has been in talks with his 3 Idiots star Aamir Khan to play Munnabhai and Sharman Joshi who was also a part of Hirani’s last film could be playing the role of circuit. 

3 Idiots vs Dabangg vs Ready : Comparison

15 years ago
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3 Idiots, Dabangg and Ready are three of the biggest money-spinners in the history of our film industry and comparing the box office figures of these films gives us a good idea on why 3 Idiots went on to nett 200 crores in India and remains the biggest grosser ever, why Dabangg did very well initially but couldn’t beat 3 Idiots and why Ready is unlikely to come close to the lifetime business of Dabangg. Check out the comparison table below 

Bollywood Biggest Grossers

15 years ago
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With the boom of multiplexes, the life of films at theaters has reduced drastically. Gone are days when a film needed a silver jubilee (25 weeks) or a golden jubilee (50 weeks) to be considered a success. These days, most films are out of theaters in a week, yet recover their investment. Films that run longer though, go on to earn bucket loads of money and are termed money-spinners or blockbusters by the trade. Below is a list of 5 such films, which are Bollywood’s biggest grossers ever! (Figures include collections from both overseas and India)