Welcome to the jungle Box office Collection: Akshay Kumar’s comedy film ‘Welcome to the Jungle’ has completed 30 days at the box office. Meanwhile, the film not only broke records but also created many records. In such a situation, we are telling you how much profit the film earned in 30 days, whether it was a hit or a flop and how much it earned.
Box office collection of ‘Welcome to the Jungle’
According to the report of Koimoi, ‘Welcome to the Jungle’ earned Rs 11 lakh in India on the 30th day i.e. on Saturday. Whereas the film had earned Rs 6 lakh on the 29th day, after which the India net collection of the film has become Rs 137.53 crore. At the same time, its gross collection was 162.29 crores. The film earned Rs 33.36 crore in overseas.
If we talk about the worldwide collection of the film, the film has done a business of Rs 195.65 crore in 30 days.
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Budget and profit of ‘Welcome 3’
Apart from this, if we look at the budget and profit of ‘Welcome to the Jungle’, then according to the report of Koimoi, its budget is 125 crores. Whereas the net collection has been 137.53 crores and in this respect the film has earned only 10.02% profit. But if it is added in terms of worldwide collection, then it has earned 56.52% profit. In such a situation, it would not be wrong to call this film of Akshay Kumar a hit.
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About ‘Welcome to the Jungle’
Talking about ‘Welcome to the Jungle’, this film is the third franchise of ‘Welcome’. More than 30 actors have worked with Akshay Kumar in this film. If we talk about its story, then the story of a fake film worth Rs 2000 crores is shown in it. In this, along with Akshay, other actors like Arshad Warsi, Raveena Tandon, Paresh Rawal are also in important roles. Let us tell you that after this, Akshay Kumar was first seen in ‘Bhoot Bangla’ and his horror comedy film was also a hit.
