A
little
over
25
crores
came
over
the
weekend
as
Hollywood
release
Black
Adam
and
south
dubbed
release
Kantara
(Hindi)
dominated
the
screens.
The
number
isn't
great
but
considering
the
fact
that
last
couple
of
weeks
had
witnessed
a
mere
20
odd
crores
come
in
over
the
weekend,
this
is
still
fair
enough.
Moreover,
it's
also
pre-Diwali
weekend
and
then
there
was
also
the
match
of
the
decade
(India
vs
Pakistan
T20
World
Cup)
that
was
being
watched
by
millions
which
further
impacted
the
collections.
Released
on
Thursday,
Black
Adam
went
on
to
collect
further
16
crores
between
Friday
and
Sunday.
The
Hollywood
release
has
arrived
with
zero
promotion
and
marketing
and
still
managed
reasonable
footfalls
for
itself.
DC
films
are
not
big
in
India
either
so
it's
the
poster
power
of
Dwayne
Johnson
(The
Rock)
which
brought
in
audiences,
despite
the
reports
been
just
about
okay.
With
Thursday
numbers
added
to
the
total,
Black
Adam
stands
at
23
crores*
and
should
eventually
have
a
lifetime
of
around
50
crores,
which
should
be
good.
As
for
Kantara
(Hindi),
it
is
quite
good
actually
because
despite
its
regional
appeal,
it
has
been
doing
rather
well,
albeit
in
pockets
of
the
country.
While
the
first
weekend
of
the
film
stood
at
7.52
crores,
the
second
weekend
has
hardly
dropped,
what
with
7.25
crores
more
been
added
to
its
total.
In
fact
more
could
have
come
in
but
the
Sunday
match
kept
a
large
section
of
audience
home.
The
film
currently
stands
at
22.25
crores
and
is
all
set
to
co
comfortably
go
past
the
30
crores
mark
by
the
close
of
second
week.
In
fact
it
would
face
competition
from
new
releases
Ram
Setu
and
Thank
God
too
but
still
a
lifetime
of
40
crores
is
there
for
the
taking
with
an
outside
chance
of
eyeing
a
45
crores
total
too.
As
for
Doctor
G,
it
is
hardly
seeing
any
numbers
coming
its
way
despite
being
the
only
Bollywood
film
in
the
play.
It
has
been
unfortunately
ignored
by
the
audiences
despite
been
well
made.
The
Ayushmann
Khurrana
starrer
had
a
poor
first
week
and
then
the
second
weekend
didn't
see
much
addition
to
its
total
either
with
the
collections
failing
to
touch
the
2
crores
mark
on
either
of
the
days.
Currently
standing
at
26.60
crores*,
it
would
manage
to
go
past
the
30
crores
mark
and
it
is
helped
by
the
Diwali
week
for
that.
With
some
push
it
could
head
for
that
35
crores
total
and
the
only
solace
is
that
it
is
going
past
the
lifetime
total
of
Chandigarh
Kare
Aashiqui.
Meanwhile,
when
it
comes
to
truly
big
bucks
coming
at
the
box
office,
all
eyes
are
on
Ram
Setu
and
Thank
God
tomorrow.
One
just
hopes
that
the
combined
collections
of
the
two
films
comfortably
go
past
the
25
crores
mark,
while
the
good
news
would
be
if
at
least
30
crores
come
in.
These
are
very
important
films
for
the
film
industry
and
need
to
pave
the
way
for
many
more
biggies
to
follow
before
the
close
of
year.