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Salman's 'Kick' pumps up over Rs.100 crore

Darpan News Desk IANS, 31 Jul, 2014 06:53 AM

Superstar Salman Khan's "Kick", which released ahead of Eid, crossed the Rs.100 crore mark on the fifth day after its release.

"#Kick day-wise actuals: Fri 26.40 cr, Sat 27.15 cr, Sun 30.18 cr, Mon 14.41 cr, Tue 28.89 cr. Total: ? 127.03 cr nett. India biz. WOW," trade analyst Taran Adarsh posted on Twitter Wednesday.

Another industry expert Komal Nahta confirmed that the movie has raked in over Rs.100 crore.

Starring Jacqueline Fernandez with Salman, "Kick" has been debut-directed by Sajid Nadiadwala, who has for years entertained movie buffs with his film productions.

The movie's songs have turned out to be popular on the music charts and the action sequences performed by Salman are much-talked about.

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