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'Dilwale' crosses Rs 100 crore mark worldwide

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'Dilwale' crosses Rs 100 crore mark worldwide A still from the movie

Mumbai: Dilwale remains ahead of Bajirao Mastani in the box office race. The Shah Rukh Khan starrer crossed the Rs 100 crore mark worldwide in its opening weekend in India in three days.

Dilwale, Rohit Shetty's romantic action-comedy, has collected Rs 121 crore in its opening weekend worldwide.

It's India business stands at Rs 65.09 crore, and it made $8.5 million (approximately Rs 56 crore) from the overseas market. Both the films released on Friday.

Starring Shah Rukh, Kajol, Varun Dhawan and Kriti Sanon in pivotal roles, Dilwale is receiving a hearty response abroad, says trade analyst Komal Nahta.

Below are the day-to-day collections for Dilwale:

Day 1 - Friday - 21 Crores

Day 2 - Saturday - 20.09 Crores

Day 3 - Sunday - 24 Crores

Day 4 - Monday - 12 - 15 Crores (Approx Estimates)

Dilwale Overseas: Gulf - biggest ever opening for a Bollywood film, and the number one film this weekend, higher than Star Wars: The Force Awakens and other films," Nahta posted on Twitter.

Britain - highest opening for a Bollywood film in 2015.

Australia- biggest opening of 2015, biggest ever for SRK.

Malaysia - biggest opening for a Bollywood film.

New Zealand - number two on box office charts.

US - number nine in top 10 chart.

(With agency inputs)

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