Diljit
Dosanjh,
Shehnaaz
Gill
and
Sonam
Bajwa's
film
Honsla
Rakh,
directed
by
Amarjit
Singh
Saron,
continues
to
break
records
and
create
new
ones
at
the
box
office.
Diljit's
maiden
production
film
has
become
highest-grossing
films
surpassing
Qismat's
collection.
As
per
Box
Office
India
report,
the
movie
made
a
business
of
more
than
Rs
3
crores
on
the
second
weekend,
making
its
total
to
almost
Rs
15.50
crore
in
ten
days.
Its
business
on
Sunday
was
affected
in
the
Delhi
circuit
because
of
T-20
world
cup
match
between
India-Pakistan.
However,
its
collection
was
good
in
East
Punjab
which
has
led
the
film
to
surpass
the
total
business
of
Chal
Mera
Putt
2
and
Qismat
2's
collections,
which
were
Rs
2.30
crore
and
Rs
2.90
crore,
respectively
on
the
second
weekend.
So
Far
The
Film
Has
Collected
First
Week:
(East
Punjab
and
Rest)
Total:
Rs
12,35,00,000
Friday:
(East
Punjab
and
Rest)
Total:
Rs
73,00,000
Saturday:
(East
Punjab
and
Rest)
Total:
Rs
96,00,000
10
Days
Total
East
Punjab:
Rs
10,53,00,000
Rest:
Rs
4,85,00,000
Total:
Rs
15,38,00,000
#1
North
Indian
Film
Of
The
Year
Diljit
shared
the
numbers
of
Day
10
and
11
and
revealed
that
it
has
become
number
1
North
Indian
Film
of
the
year!
The
film
collected
Rs
36.75
crore
worldwide
gross
on
Day
10
and
Rs
38.15
crore
on
Day
11.
Honsla
Rakh
Highest-Grossing
Films
Beating
Qismat
As
per
the
report,
it
has
become
one
of
the
highest-grossing
films
beating
Chal
Mera
Putt
3, Qismat
2
and
Qismat.
It
has
bagged
the
6th
place
in
the
list.
While
Honsla
Rakh
has
earned
Rs
38.15
crore
(US$5.1
million)
worldwide
gross,
Chal
Mera
Putt
3,
Qismat
2
and
Qismat
have
collected
Rs
35.80
crore
(US$4.8
million),
Rs
33.23
crore
(US$4.4
million)
Rs
31.28
crore
(US$4.2
million)
worldwide
gross,
respectively.
Array
The
film
has
bagged
8th
place
in
highest-grossing
films
in
India
by
earning
Rs
18.64
crore
(gross).
Not
just
that,
Honsla
Rakh
has
beaten
Qismat
&
Qismat
2 to
become
highest-grossing
films
at
overseas.
While
the
former
earned
US$2,577,924
(Rs
19.31
crore)
gross,
Qismat
and
Qismat
2 have
collected US$1,758,481
(Rs
12.03
crore)
and
US$1,532,047
(Rs
11.47
crore)
gross,
respectively.
Highest-Grossing
Films
On
Opening
Day
It
has
bagged
the
second
place
at
highest-grossing
films
on
opening
day
by
earning
Rs
3.01
crore
(gross)
and
Rs
2.55
crore
(Nett).
The
first
place
is
occupied
by
Carry
On
Jatta
2
which
collected
Rs
3.03
crore
(gross)
and
Rs
2.37
crore
(nett).