Brahmastra-day-4 collection

After a record-breaking opening weekend of Rs. 121 crores at the Indian box office, Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt's Brahmastra is headed for a strong Monday.

The above estimate is for all languages and the higher it goes from the Rs. 175 crores and it should hit the Rs. According to early estimates, the movie has collected in the range of Rs.

Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor's film Brahmastra is a total winner at the box office. It passed the Monday test as it garnered good numbers.

The film held well on its first Monday with Hindi collections of Rs 14.25 crore and dubbed language collections of Rs 2 crore, for a total of Rs 16.25 crore nett. While he emerges as the Agniastra himself, the film follows his strange connection with the Brahmstra, a supernatural weapon that is said to be able to destroy the universe. The storyline of Brahmastra follows Shiva, a DJ, who learns about his strange connection with the element of fire. With the latest numbers, Brahmastra’s new collection now stands at Rs 137-139 crore.The film has passed the Monday litmus test as it has held well. On Day 4, September 12, it minted in the range of Rs 137-139 crore, according to early reports. The film garnered absolutely impressive numbers in its opening weekend as it minted Rs 125 crore worldwide.

Brahmastra box office day 4: Director Ayan Mukerji's big-budget fantasy drama, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt, has made over Rs 143 crore in India ...

But the film cost a reported Rs 410 crore to produce, and will have to rely on ancillary revenue for profits. The film was released amid sustained calls for a boycott, and several adjacent controversies. [Alia Bhatt](https://indianexpress.com/about/alia-bhatt/), has so far grossed over Rs 143 crore in India, and Rs 65 crore from overseas markets, taking its global total to around Rs 209 crore in four days, according to Bollywood Hungama. It is believed that the film will ultimately have to depend on multiplex markets to sustain business. On Monday, Dharma shared that the film had grossed Rs 225 crore over the weekend, a number that has also been disputed. According to Pinkvilla, the fantasy drama made a reported Rs 16.25 crore on day four of release — Rs 14.25 crore from the Hindi markets, and another Rs 2 crore from the dubbed language versions.

Ranbir Kapoor-Alia Bhatts latest release Brahmastra has passed the crucial Monday test with flying colours as it witnessed just a nominal drop in its box ...

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