Happy New Year on its third Friday made a dull business. The film collected approximately 1.5 crores on its 15th Day and stands with a total collection of 194.50 crores at the domestic box office.
Vivaan Shah, Deepika Padukone, Boman Irani, Shah Rukh Khan, Sonu Sood and Abhishek Bachchan in a still from movie ‘Happy New Year’
The Shah Rukh Khan film is now inching closer towards the 200 crore mark. This will be Shah Rukh’s second film to make it to the 200 crores after Chennai Express.
The film’s gross business in India stands at whopping 280 crores. Adding up its overseas gross business of 13.25 million, HNY has collected 359.50 crores gross at the Worldwide Box Office.
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Bollywood’s Top Worldwide Earners
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Rank
Movie Name
Domestic Collections (Nett) in Rs. crores
Domestic Collections (Gross) in Rs. crores
International US Dollar Millions
Dollar Rate During The Respective Year
International Collections in Rs. Crores
Total (Gross) Collection Rs. Crores
1
Dhoom3 (2013)
280.25
372
28 million
61
170
542
2
Chennai Express
(2013)
226.70
301
19.30 million
63
121
422
3
3 Idiots
(2009)
202.00
269
25 million + 1 million [when released in Japan (June 2013)]
47 & USD 60 (for June 2013)
120 + 6 (after June 2013) = 126
395
4
Kick
(2014)
233.00
309.89
11.10 million
61
67.58
377
5
Krrish 3
(2013)
240.50
320
9.00 million
60
54.00
374
6
Happy New Year
(2014)
194.50
280
13.25 million
60
79.50
359.50*
7
Bang Bang
(2014)
181.03
261
13.11 million
60
79
340
8
Ek Tha Tiger
(2012)
198.00
263
10.15 million
56
57.00
320
9
Yeh Jawaani Hain Deewaani
(2013)
190.00
253
10.5 million
56
58
311
10
Dabangg 2
(2012)
159.00
211
9.75 million
55
54
265
11
Jab Tak Hai Jaan
(2012)
121.00
161
14 million
57
80
241
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