Tiger 3 Box Office Collection Day 2: ‘Tiger 3’ made its much-anticipated debut on the big screen on November 12. Featuring Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif, and Emraan Hashmi in the lead roles, the film garnered significant attention for its impressive opening at the box office, crossing an impressive Rs 44 crore on its first day.
On its second day in theaters, the film notched up another achievement.
The eyes of fans and industry experts are glued to the numbers, eagerly anticipating whether ‘Tiger 3’ will indeed break the existing record held by ‘Pathaan’. The star-studded cast and the film’s gripping storyline seem to have struck a chord with audiences, propelling it to remarkable success in its initial days of release.
Tiger 3 Box Office Collection Day 2
As per preliminary calculations from Sacnilk, ‘Tiger 3’ raked in an impressive Rs 57.50 crore at the box office. Its opening day saw earnings of Rs 44.5 crore, with the Hindi version leading the charge at Rs 43 crore, while the Telugu and Tamil versions contributed Rs 1.3 crore and Rs 0.2 crore, respectively. The cumulative box office collection for Tiger 3 has now soared to Rs 102 crore.
About tiger 3
Crafted with an approximate budget of ₹300 crore, this film stands as the most expensive undertaking by Yash Raj Films. Tiger 3 is currently running in your nearby theatres in standard, IMAX, 4DX, and various other premium formats.
In addition to Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif and Emraan Hashmi, Tiger 3 holds a special place in the hearts of fans for an extra dose of excitement – the inclusion of Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Pathaan’ and Hrithik Roshan’s ‘Kabir’.
Following the craze surrounding Tiger 3, several incidents from different parts of the country were reported on the opening day. A video went viral in which fans of Salman Khan were seen bursting crackers inside the theatre, causing a stampede like situation. Soon after taking it into notice, the KKBKKJ actor wrote on X, “I’m hearing about fireworks inside theaters during Tiger3. This is dangerous. Let’s enjoy the film without putting ourselves and others at risk. Stay safe.”
