Tumhari Sulu & Justice League 12th Day Collection, Both Heading Steadily in 2nd Week

After completing the opening week on a good note, last Friday released two movies Tumhari Sulu and Justice League are heading steadily in the second week at box office across India. In the opening week due to clash with bigger one, Vidya Balan starrer opened to a lower note than expected but picked up very well over the weekend because of positive response.

Directed by Suresh Triveni, Tumhari Sulu impressed everyone with it’s delightful story and excellent performance of all actors. Due to positive word of mouth, this comedy drama successfully managed to remain steady throughout the opening week and did the business of 19.78 crores, that included 12.87 crores of weekend and 6.91 crores of weekdays.

Then in the second weekend, once again it showed good performance and registered the business of 6.41 crores that included 1.25 crore of Friday, 2.35 crores of Saturday and 2.81 crores of Sunday. Now it is running in normal working days and minted the amount of 0.82 crore on 2nd Monday with 34.4% of drop than Friday.

On the next day i.e. 2nd Tuesday, Tumhari Sulu recorded almost similar response and raked the business of 0.81 crore. With this, it’s 12 days total collection has become 27.82 crores at domestic box office. The film is positively expected to collect over 29 crores by this week.

On the other hand, Justice League was initially released only in English language across India but still got good response and garnered the business of 25 crores in the opening week, that included 18.25 crores of weekend and 6.75 crores of weekdays.

In the second week, Warner Bros-DC’s presentation has also been released in Hindi and did the business of 6.50 crores with 1.60 crore of Friday, 2.35 crores of Saturday and 2.55 crores of Sunday.

Now in weekdays, Justice League witnessed usual drop and bagged the amount of 0.85 crore on Monday and 0.80 crore on Tuesday. With this, it has raised it’s 12 days total collection to 33.15 crores nett from Indian screens.