Shahrukh
Khan's
My
Name
is
Khan
witnessed
a
wonderful
opening,
thanks
to
the
publicity
given
by
the
Shiv
Sena.
It
earned
Rs.90.2
crore
in
the
opening
week
but
its
collections
have
dropped
drastically
this
week.
Amit
Awasthi,
Manager
of
Spice
Cinemas,
said
that
the
ticket
sales
of
My
Name
is
Khan
has
fallen
from
30
percent
on
Wednesday
to
20
percent
on
Thursday.
He
added
that
lack
of
entertainment
elements
must
be
the
cause
of
the
fall
in
its
demand.
A
source
from
PVR
cinemas
said
that
the
occupancy
has
fallen
from
90
percent
to
50
percent
on
Monday.
Delhi-based
distributor
Joginder
Mahajan
also
said
that
there
has
been
a
drastic
fall
in
the
ticket
sales
of
MNIK
after
Monday
due
to
lack
of
entertainment
elements
and
mass
appeal,
which
today's
youngsters
want.
He
added
that
it
is
a
repeat
of
Kurbaan.
However,
Yogesh
Raizada,
corporate
head
of
Wave
Cinemas,
thinks
that
the
film
is
doing
decent
business
and
would
pick
up
again
in
the
weekend.
My
Name
is
Khan
got
rave
reviews
from
the
critics.
It
is
a
love
story
set
against
the
backdrop
of
racial
discrimination
post
9/11.
Karan
Johar
brings
the
incredible
reel
couple
Shahrukh
Khan
and
Kajol
after
eight
long
years
through
this
film.