Entertainment Desk: Outside India, ‘Pathan’ has already done business of $47.04 million. On the other hand, in India, this film has already earned 529.96 crore rupees.
Pathan starring Shah Rukh Khan was released on January 25. Directed by Siddharth Anand, this film broke one record after another, created new records. Now this film left ‘Baahubali 2’ behind too. ‘Pathan’ is the best Hindi film of all time in India after an upbeat business even on its sixth Friday.
Even on the sixth Friday of the sixth week, ‘Pathan’ storm continues at the box office. Even today, this film has a total business of 1.07 crore rupees in India. 1.05 crore business in Hindi and 0.02 crore business in other languages.
Outside India, ‘Pathan’ has already done business of $47.04 million. On the other hand, in India, the film has already collected Rs 529.96 crore, of which Rs 511.70 crore has been collected in Hindi, and Rs 18.26 crore in other languages. This film has earned a total of 1028 crores worldwide. Out of this, the film grossed a total of Rs 641.50 crores in India and Rs 386.50 crores abroad.
Directed by Siddharth Anand and starring Shah Rukh Khan, Deepika Padukone, John Abraham, ‘Pathan’ has turned the Bollywood box office upside down. Not only in India, this film did great business all over the world. In this context, Siddharth Anand said, ‘It seems unbelievable that Pathan is now India’s number one Hindi film! The love and appreciation that audiences have showered on Pathan is historic and it shows in the box office results. As a director, I am proud that I have made a movie that has entertained people worldwide.’
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He further said, ‘The Hindi film industry has had to go through a lot of criticism in the recent past. People even wanted to boycott us. We were told that we forgot to make pictures that would entertain people. The industry has heard many words and I am happy that Pathan has answered all those words. It’s understood that we just have to make good pictures and the audience will come and see them.’
