The
film
is
expected
to
do
well
in
cities
like
Delhi,
Bangalore,
Mumbai,
Pune
and
Kolkata.
The
movie
released
in
over
2500
screens
and
though
the
morning
show
occupancy
rate
was
very
less,
it
increased
over
the
day
due
to
positive
reviews
about
the
film.
The
weekend
business
is
expected
to
soar
as
no
other
Bollywood
movie
has
released
to
compete
with
this,
and
last
week's
Kill
Dil
will
not
have
much
impact
on
the
Box
Office.
An
exhibitor
and
distributor
from
Kokalta
tweeted,
"#happyending
is
good
at
sme
parts,
bt
overall
dissapoints,
weak
direction
by
raj&dk,
Govinda
&
saif
both
are
ok
bt
nt
exclnt.."
The
exhibitor
added,
"Multipx
aprx
20%,
single
scrns
12%
avg
ocuupancy
fr
#happyending,
sala
ye
november
mahina
rula
dega
humlogo
ko
no
sale,
all
exibitrs
in
loss."
The
film's
occupancy
rate
on
the
first
day
was
somewhere
around
40%
which
is
not
that
bad
but
the
film
expected
to
get
a
better
start.
Happy
Ending
was
made
on
a
budget
of
Rs
60
crores
that
is
including
even
the
promotion
costs.
The
film
is
expected
to
have
collected
around
Rs
5-8
crores
on
its
opening
day.
If
the
film
manages
to
make
decent
collection
through
the
next
week,
it
may
be
able
to
recover
the
making
costs.