Khaidi No 150 2nd Day Collection / Khaidi No 150 2 Days Collections : The Chiranjeevi and Kajal Aggarwal starrer film received a positive criticism from the critics and the audience as well. The film now only showing an outstanding performance in India, it is also shown an exceptional occupation in the overseas market too. According to reports Khaidi No. 150 broke the box office record of Pawan Kalyan starrer Sardaar Gabbar Singh which was opened with Rs 40.81 gross crore and the Chiranjeevi film recorded the opening day collection of 50.21 In the global market. It should be seen if it would break the boxing record of Baahubali, which is the biggest opener of all time with its collection of Rs 73 crore brut.
Khaidi No 150 2nd Day Collection, 2 Days Collections
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Mega Chiru After a long interval of 10 years, he made his return with his 150th film 'Khaidi No. 150', which was released on Wednesday, January 11, 2017 throughout the world with an immense excitement of fans. Film received superb applause from the audience. This film is the official remake of the Tamil film Kaththi of 2014 and as expected to get a tremendous response from the audience across the country as well as on the international market.
Khaidi No. 150 recorded an excellent occupation and recorded the activity of 11 crores * of Telugu state-Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. From Karnataka and the rest of the country too, the film has witnessed good performances and should have remained stable over the weekend, as viewers react in favor. Khaidi no 150 Films 1st / First day Collections.
In the United States, the film has raked in Rs 8 crore of its first shows. The reports also indicate that the film surpassed the opening records of the day of Powertar Pawan Kalyan Sardar Gabbar Singh. Analyst Committee Taran Adarsh took to Twitter and shared the box-office numbers. If the reports are to Pass, Khaidi No 150 is likely to emerge as one of the biggest recipes this year. On its first day, the film saw 90% opening in most theaters across the country.
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