Advance sales for Dunki near ₹5 crore on opening day for Shah Rukh Khan’s movie

There are three more days until the major release of the Rajkumar Hirani movie. Vicky Kaushal and Taapsee Pannu are also included.

Dunki advance booking collection: The public’s enthusiasm for Shah Rukh Khan’s next movie is gradually growing. According to a source on Sacnilk.com, around 1,44,186 tickets have already been sold for 6394 shows on the movie’s opening day on December 21. This validates the minimum ₹4.45 crore collected on the first day in India.

Salaar vs Dunki

The report claims that the collection is limited to 2D Hindi television programs. The movie will compete with Salaar: Ceasefire, starring Prabhas, which opens one day later on December 22. An additional claim on the web states that about 16,000 seats for the Hindi version of Salaar have been sold for ₹55 lakh. After 125.8K tickets were sold, the total pre-sales are estimated to be over ₹3 crores, while the Telugu performances’ advance booking has not yet started. Following the release of the film’s trailer on Monday, the numbers might increase.

“Despite not being a Mass Action movie, #SRK’s #Dunki has sold 100K tickets in advance already,” tweeted film trade analyst Ramesh Bala on Sunday night, reflecting positively on the reaction to the Shah Rukh movie.

About Dunki

Dunki, which was directed by Rajkumar Hirani of Sanju renown, features notable performances by Taapsee Pannu, Vicky Kaushal, Boman Irani, Vikram Kochhar, Anil Grover, and Jyoti Subhash.

Recently, Shah Rukh traveled to Dubai to promote Dunki. Speaking about the movie at Global Village in Dubai, he remarked, “I understand that many of you have moved from your hometowns to Dubai, where you have established a second home. A large number of you are from Pakistan and Sri Lanka; the remainder of you are from India, Bangladesh, and the subcontinent. You all live far away from home now, but you have a new place to call home. You still want to return home since you have such a strong attachment to it. The theme of the entire movie is that “home is where the heart is.”