Shahrukh
Khan's
home
production
Billu
directed
by
Priyadarshan
has
taken
an
average
opening
in
major
metro
cities
on
its
opening
day.
But
reports
suggest
that
it
is
doing
slightly
better
business
in
the
smaller
centres
than
big
cities.
The
film
opened
on
Friday
to
30-40%
occupancy.
There
was
a
slight
improvement
with
evening
shows
but
not
so
significant
that
one
can
call
it
a
good
opening.
It
has
been
released
in
over
1000
cinema
halls
including
600
digital
screens.
If
the
opening
weekend
collections
don't
touch
the
75-80%
mark
then
the
film
is
bound
to
be
declared
a
flop.
It
will
face
mighty
opposition
from
next
Friday's
release,
Rakeysh
Omprakash
Mehra's
Delhi-6.
The
other
release
of
the
week,
The
Stoneman
Murders
has
taken
a
slow
opening
but
since
its
carrying
very
good
reports,
the
positive
word
of
mouth
about
it
is
spreading
slowly.
The
weekend
may
see
a
big
rise
in
its
collections
claim
trade
pundits.
If
Billu
flops
it
won't
affect
SRK
the
producer
as
he
has
made
a
clean
profit
by
selling
all
its
rights
to
Eros
but
as
an
actor
it
will
definitely
be
a
blot
in
his
career
record.