Jawan Day 12 Advance Booking Report: SRK’s Film To Witness A Massive Drop On Second Monday

Shah Rukh Khan and Nayanthara's first collaboration Jawan, which has been directed by Atlee, has been the talk of the town since its inception. And now that the movie is out in theatres, it has been receiving rave responses from the audience and critics. In fact, Jawan has managed to enjoy a phenomenal run at the box office.

After an impressive start at the box office wherein Jawan became the highest opener, this Atlee directorial has been smashing records almost every day. In fact, it has managed to enter the coveted Rs 400 crore club in less than 10 days and is maintaining a stronghold at the box office.

And after witnessing a phenomenal second weekend, now the advance booking report for second Monday, i.e, day 12 is out and Jawan has witnessed a massive drop int the footfalls to theatres. According to a report published in Sacnilk, the second Monday might turn out to be a major disappointment and is likely to slow down the movie's box office run.

Advance Booking Gross (Day 12):

Hindi(2D): Rs 9,634,422

Tamil (2D): Rs 765,075

Hindi (IMAX): Rs 275,209

Telugu (2D): Rs 1,287,235

Hindi (4DX): Rs 121,068

All India: Rs 12,083,009 [1.21 Cr]

Tickets Sold (Day 12): 65,049

Average Ticket Price (ATP):

Hindi (2D): Rs 174

Tamil (2D): Rs 123

Hindi (IMAX): Rs 457

Telugu (2D): Rs 119

Hindi (4DX): Rs 481

Total Shows (Day 12): 7,598

Meanwhile, Jawan witnessed an impressive jump in collections during the second weekend. According to reports published in Sacnilk, Jawan will be making a collection of Rs 35.73 on its second Sunday (day 11). If the reports turned out to be true, it will take the overall collections of Jawan to Rs 475.62 crores.

On the other hand, after crossing Rs 700 crore worldwide in 10 days, Jawan in now inching towards Rs 800 crores mark. Interestingly, Jawan has become the fastest Bollywood movie to cross Rs 750 crore and will be creating history soon as it will become the fastest Bollywood movie to cross Rs 800 crore mark worldwide