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Dangal Fever Continues, Creates Another Record?

Darpan News Desk IANS, 28 Dec, 2016 12:53 AM

It seems there is no stopping for Aamir Khan's 'Dangal'.

The path breaking film has seen just a 15% drop from Friday collections on a normal Monday, coming after a HUGE Sunday!

Collecting an incredible 25.40 cr on Monday, Dangal has an unprecedented hold of 85.29% against its Friday opening day number.

This is very rare for any film to achieve, making this the biggest non- holiday Monday ever!

Interestingly, Dangal's Monday numbers are equal to PK's Friday collections.

Another interesting fact is that the ticket prices of Monday are lower than Friday, so the footfalls are actually same.

Dangal's total collection of the 4 days stands at a staggering 132.43 crores net.

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