Youngistaan 5th Day Collection- 5 Days Total Business Report at Box Office

Youngistaan Fifth Day Box Office Collection

Scoring good numbers at box office on day one despite clash factor, lean period at box office due to exams and India – Bangladesh cricket match, Youngistaan stood better then all appreciation translated in growth on day two. There was a very tough competition expected no box office this Friday as three movies were released on 28th March 2014 i.e. last Friday which all were featured by young artist more leaving one film which was having Sunny Deol in Dishkiyaoon, Youngistaan and O Teri were other released movies of last Friday having different genre and story as the Jacky Bhagnani starrer Youngistaan is related with youths that how could they use themselves for the nation by sacrificing themselves for nation and joining politics rather than passing dusty comments on the politics. Syed Ahmad Afjal directed the movie while it had been produced by Vashu Bhagnani and Pranjal Khandhdiya.This is home production as Vashu Bhagnani is the father of Jacky Bhagnani.

1st Tuesday Tota Business of Youngistaan

Youngistaan dropped on Monday as it collected a low collection taking the four day box office collection to 5 Crores. The 4th day business for Youngistaan is the best out of the three releases this week though overall speaking even that it is a poor number. Youngistaan dropped by around 30-40 % in single screens while held better at multiplexes but even that won’t make a huge impact in the final fate of the film. Youngistaan has been made on a budget of 22-23 Crores and was released on medium number of screens by PVR pictures. The theatrical business is extremely poor considering these costs which are associated with the movie however best among the three releases. 5th Day Business of Youngistaan can be around 1 Crore. The movie has shown the best trending out of all the three but in multiplexes it faced stiff competition from Queen which is collecting good numbers even in its 4th weekend. The movie as of now looks like a heavy loss making proposition for everyone involved.