This
year's
new
releases
-
3D
version
of
1975
epic
movie
Sholay
and
Arshad
Warsi
starrer
comedy
film
Mr
Joe
B
Carvalho
(MJBC)
have
received
a
lukewarm
response
from
the
audience.
Both
movies
have
done
average
business
at
the
Indian
Box
Office
in
the
first
weekend
and
landed
in
second
and
third
places,
respectively,
while
two-week-old
release
Dhoom
3
topped
the
domestic
collection
chart.
Produced
by
Sascha
Sippy,
grandson
of
GP
Sippy,
who
had
financed
the
original,
released
Sholay
3D
in
1,000
screens
across
the
country.
The
new
version
has
been
made
on
a
budget
of
about
Rs
22
crore,
which
includes
restoration
and
conversion
cost.
The
movie
has
collected
Rs
7.30
crores
nett
at
the
Indian
Box
Office
in
four
days.
Its
breakup
is
Rs
1.50
cr
on
Fri,
Rs
2.25
cr
on
Sat,
Rs
2.55
cr
on
Sun
and
Rs
1
cr
on
Mon.
Whereas
Arshad
Warsi
and
Soha
Ali
Khan
starrer
Mr
Joe
B
Carvalho,
which
has
been
made
with
a
budget
of
Rs
10
crore,
released
in
1,100
screens
across
the
country.
The
movie
has
collected
Rs
2.40
crores
nett
at
the
Indian
Box
Office
in
four
days.
Its
breakup
is
Rs
65
lakhs
on
Fri,
Rs
60
lakhs
on
Sat,
Rs
75
lakhs
on
Sun
and
Rs
40
lakhs
on
Mon.
When
looked
at
the
collection
and
screen
count
of
both
movies,
Sholay
3D
has
registered
better
response
than
Mr
Joe
Bhi
Carvalho.
Gautam
Dutta,
the
COO
of
PVR
Cinemas,
told,
"The
response
to
Sholay
3D
was
alright.
The
occupancy
was
between
60
percent
and
70
percent.
There
were
people
who
turned
up
with
their
families
and
got
nostalgic.
They
were
happy
to
see
it
in
3D
format."