Rohit Shetty’s directorial ‘Simmba‘ is very close to cross ₹400 crores net worldwide. Its total collection has reached up to ₹385 crore in 25 days. But according to the trade pundits, it is going to be tough for the film to cross ₹400 crore mark.
The Ranveer Singh and Sara Ali Khan, starrer has done the gross business of ₹293 crores in India and ₹93 crores in the overseas market, giving a total of 386 crores approximately.
According to the Box Office India reports, the film has crossed $5 million in USA/ Canada which is a huge number for this sort of mass film.
Biz analyst Taran Adarsh tweeted about the film’s total earning in India till date. He wrote, “#Simmba witnesses growth on [fourth] Tue… Better than [fourth] Fri and Mon… [Week 4] Fri 66 lakhs, Sat 1.22 cr, Sun 1.85 cr, Mon 58 lakhs, Tue 70 lakhs. Total: ₹ 237.50 cr. India biz.”
#Simmba witnesses growth on [fourth] Tue… Better than [fourth] Fri and Mon… [Week 4] Fri 66 lakhs, Sat 1.22 cr, Sun 1.85 cr, Mon 58 lakhs, Tue 70 lakhs. Total: ₹ 237.50 cr. India biz.
— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) January 23, 2019
Sharing about the film’s business in the overseas market Taran wrote, “#Simmba crosses $ 5 mn in USA + Canada… Ranveer Singh’s third film to cross $ 5 mn in North America, after #Padmaavat and #BajiraoMastani.”
#Simmba crosses $ 5 mn in USA + Canada… Ranveer Singh’s third film to cross $ 5 mn in North America, after #Padmaavat and #BajiraoMastani… #Simmba #Overseas total till 21 Jan 2019: $ 13.088 million [₹ 93.26 cr]… Nears ₹ 💯 cr mark.
— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) January 22, 2019
With its total earning till now, the film has become the third highest grossing movie of 2018, after ‘Sanju’ and ‘Padmaavat’. It has surpassed the lifetime earning of Hindi version of ‘2.0’ and ‘Race 3’.
After looking at the collection of ‘Simmba’ the film’s director Rohit Shetty has been officially renamed to “The Hit Machine”. This is his 8th consecutive film to cross 100 crore box office earning. It became Rohit’s highest first week grosser beating ‘Chennai Express’ and ‘Golmaal Again’.