This
week's
two
Hindi
releases,
Go
Goa
Gone
(GGG)
and
Gippi
have
done
an
average
business
at
the
Indian
Box
Office
in
the
first
weekend.
The
former
has
topped
the
domestic
collection
chart,
while
the
latter
landed
in
the
third
spot.
Whereas
previous
week's
release
Shootout
At
Wadala
(SAW)
has
graced
the
second
position,
beating
new
release
Gippi.
Go
Goa
Gone
is
one
of
the
most-hyped
and
much-awaited
Hindi
movies
of
2013.
The
movie,
which
had
a
huge
release
in
the
country,
was
expected
to
begin
on
a
fantastic
note.
But
it
debuted
with
a
below
average
occupancy,
which
was
ranging
between
25%
and
35%
in
the
multiplexes
across
the
country
on
its
opening
day.
Trade
experts
had
predicted
that
it
would
show
a
big
leap
on
Saturday
and
Sunday.
The
Saif
Ali
Khan
and
Kunal
Khemu
starrer
obviously
had
a
growth
in
its
business,
but
it
was
not
upto
the
expected
mark.
Go
Goa
Gone
has
collected
Rs
13.30
crores
nett
at
the
domestic
Box
Office
in
the
first
weekend.
Its
breakup
is
Rs
3.75
cr
on
Fri,
Rs
4.30
cr
on
Sat
and
Rs
5.25
on
Sun.
Another
release
Gippi
also
opened
to
a
poor
response
everywhere
in
the
country.
Although
it
got
rave
reviews
and
good
word
of
mouth,
the
movie
did
not
show
much
growth
on
the
following
days.
It
has
collected
Rs
3
crores
nett
at
the
domestic
Box
Office
in
the
first
weekend.
Its
breakup
is
Rs
75
lakhs
on
Fri,
Rs
1
cr
on
Sat
and
Rs
1.25
cr
on
Sun.
Whereas
old
release
Shootout
At
Wadala,
which
had
done
superb
business
in
the
first
week,
continued
to
rock
the
viewers
in
the
second
week
and
gave
a
tough
feet
to
the
new
releases
Go
Goa
Gone
and
Gippi.
It
crossed
Rs
50
crore
mark.
In
the
second
weekend,
it
has
collected
Rs
7.92
crores
nett
at
the
domestic
Box
Office,
taking
its
10-day
total
to
Rs
55.76
crores
nett.
Its
breakup
is
Rs
2.02
cr
on
Fri,
Rs
2.65
cr
on
Sat
and
Rs
3.25
cr
on
Sun.