Box Office: F1 continues to draw audience in week five; Collects Rs 88 crore net in 35 days
The Week Wise India Net Box Office Collections Of F1 Are As Under
Week India Net Collection
1 Rs 34.50 crore
2 Rs 24.90 crore
3 Rs 13.45 crore
4 Rs 10.90 crore
5 Rs 4.25 crore
Total Rs 88 crore net in 5 weeks
F1 Heads For A Usd 600 Million Global Finish
F1 released with very subdued expectations. The movie was never meant to do over USD 300 million worldwide. However, the racing film kept crushing predictions, week after week. Now, it is expected to end its run in the USD 580 - 600 million vicinity, and who knows, the late legs can help it even go beyond USD 600 million. There's no doubt that F1 is the summer's biggest surprise, even though there have been more profitable films all summer. Lilo and Stitch, How To Train Your Dragon, Jurassic World: Rebirth and Superman are bigger hits but none of them surprised the trackers more than F1 did.
Brad Pitt Shows His Movie Star Power
Brad Pitt was going through a lul phase in his career and there really needed to be a film like F1 to show to the audiences, why he is loved so much. Movie stars are movie stars because they have the ability to cater to all kinds of audiences. Through the course of his career, Pitt has delivered so many different films for different audiences, that the result of F1 should not be a surprise to anyone.
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