Ajay Devgan’s latest film, Drishyam was released just over one month ago at the China box office. Even with a mediocre initial turnout (compared to other recent Bollywood releases), business slowed substantially after only 18 days. Due to security issues within the country, sections of urban China are off limits and some reports suggest these factors are contributing to low returns on investment for filmmakers such as those distributing Ajay’s newest release. Hopes for a brighter future lie mainly in going online or finding alternate markets outside of China. It seems that trouble might follow films like Drishyam around so it may be best if they were let go without fighting back or risking any additional costs associated therewith…
Drishyam Day wise collections at China Box Office
Day 1 (Thu) – 30,000 USD
Day 2 (Fri) -110,000 USD
Day 3 (Sat) – 220,000 USD
Day 4 (Sun) – 170,000 USD
Day 5 (Mon) – 110,000 USD
Day 6 (Tue)- 120,000 USD
Day 7 (Wed) – 120,000 USD
Day 8 (Thu) – 130,000 USD
Day 9 (Fri) – 130,000 USD
Day 10 (Sat) – 270,000 USD
Day 11 (Sun) – 170,000 USD
Day 12 (Mon) – 120,000 USD
Day 13 (Tue) – 110,000 USD
Day 14 (Wed) – 120,000 USD
Day 15 (Thu) – 130,000 USD
Day 16 (Fri) – 130,000 USD
Day 17 (Sat) – 280,000 USD
Day 18 (Sun) – 360,000 USD
Day 19 (Mon) – 300,000 USD
