Teri Burton Mein Aisa Urja Jiya Box Office: Movies score double digits on Saturday :Bollywood Box Office

It was a double-digit score for Teri Burton Main Aisa Urja Ziya on Saturday. It had box office revenue of $10.5 billion. This was also an urgent task, as the film had been in theaters for two weeks, and to make the most of it, the numbers on Saturday and Sunday needed to be significantly higher. The good thing is that this happened on Saturday at least, with the numbers jumping from Friday’s score of 100 rupees. At $7.02 billion, there will likely be a slight increase on Sunday, but given the film’s urban themes, expectations should be tempered.

The film, starring Shahid Kapoor and Kriti Sanon, has now collected Rs 20 million at the box office. With a box office collection of Rs 17.02 billion, the next logical step would be for the film to reach Rs 170 million. 30 billion milestone reached before the end of the weekend. Wednesday has Valentine’s Day, so it acts as a mini-holiday of sorts, and is expected to at least match Friday’s numbers. This means the film has the potential to be a high on multiple occasions during its first week of theaters, and Sunday’s strong jump could really help with that purpose.

Last year, producer Dinesh Vijan’s Zara Hatke Zara Bachke started with Rs 20 million. It was priced at Rs 5.49 on the first day and Rs 5.49 on subsequent weekends. The first week ended at Rs 2,259 crore. 37.35 billion. Teri Burton Main Aisa Urja Ziya has already performed well on the first day (Rs 7.02 crore) and like the first week, the weekend will definitely be better. What ultimately matters is whether Terry Burton Mein Aisa Urja Jiya will surpass the lifetime performance (880 million yen) of the Vicky Kaushal and Sara Ali Khan starrer in the long run. To that end, the momentum in the first week will be important.

Note: All collections are subject to production and distribution sources.

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