I’m Game Box Office: Dulquer Salmaan Starrer Crashes In Week 2, Staring At A 91% Drop From The First Week
Dulquer Salmaan’s I’m Game is a box-office washout. The film’s mid-week collection in its 2nd week has dropped below 15 lakh. This was expected based on the film’s opening week performance. However, pre-release, I’m Game was expected to flourish at the box office. However, that was not the case.
How Much Did I’m Game Earn At The Box Office In 14 Days?
The Malayalam fantasy thriller hit theaters on September 3, amid much anticipation. The film marked Dulquer’s Mollywood homecoming after 3 years. His last film, King of Kotha, was a box-office disaster. I’m Game is also going to wrap up as a failure in theatres.
On its 2nd Wednesday, I’m Game earned just 7 lakh at the box office. The net total of the film after 14 days at the domestic box office stands at 25.31 crore, which equals 29.87 crore gross. Despite Dulquer Salmaan having a strong audience overseas, the film managed to collect only 18.2 crore. This brings the worldwide gross total to 48.07 crore.
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Week-Wise Box Office Collection Of I’m Game
- Week 1: 23.43 crore
- Day 9: 0.42 crore
- Day 10: 0.54 crore
- Day 11: 0.53 crore
- Day 12: 0.19 crore
- Day 13: 0.11 crore
- Day 14: 0.09 crore
Total: 25.31 crore
I’m Game Crashes In Week 2
Dulquer Salmaan‘s film collected over 20 crore in Week 1. However, the film has crashed in Week 2, with its daily collection going below 15 lakh. The film is expected to wrap Week 2 at around 2 crore, a 91% drop from Week 1.
More About I’m Game
Nahas Hidhayath has directed the film. The director is known for RDX, which surprised everyone at the box office with its stylized filmmaking and gripping narrative. The film earned a worldwide gross of 84 crore, proving to be a massive hit. I’m Game also marks Dulquer’s 40th film and pairs him with Kayadu Lohar for the first time.
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