Filmed exclusively in Hindi language, the Salman Khan star-driven Radhe—Your Most Wanted Bhai received its international release on Eid 2021. Though it debuted globally across several countries including India, this Hindi feature just screened in three theaters at its limited India theatrical release. It left theatres for a mere four weeks after first opening for shows.
But thankfully for those who hoped to catch an opportunity to watch it – filmmakers eagerly sponsored 500 additional screenings of this Indian-made film from mid-June through early July alone! Due to these efforts and other marketing endeavors undertaken by distributors interested in the movie—which helped reel in such an eager audience desiring to witness this motion picture in regional markets such as Gujarat—Radhe saw a significant increase over what was originally predicted!
Friday, July 9 would be the final day for screenings at Rupam Cinema because its fifth week’s earnings indicated that there was a significant drop in revenue. In response to this news, Friday Cinemas would screen only two films instead of four; Amber Cinemas would screen one film; and Radhe – Your Most Wanted Bhai would have just three screenings per day – which meant poor sales for all theaters. Previously available digitally since May 13 and having faced lackluster reviews from critics and audiences alike, we can understand why Radhe – Your Most Wanted Bhai might seem like an unpopular choice.
A trade expert told Bollywood Hungama, Radhe – Your Most Wanted Bhai has made up to around Rs. 1,258 on Friday, Rs. 1,374 on Saturday and Rs. 929 on Sunday. These are approximated figures. The collections of Radhe – Your Most Wanted Bhai now stand at Rs. 1,84,950. An industry insider said,
The collections of Radhe – Your Most Wanted Bhai could still be as good as in previous weeks if the film is released in states like Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana where cinemas have been able to resume screening movies again. With such high numbers being shown for this movie there’s no way we know whether or not Friday Cinema and Amber Cinema will decide if they want to keep showing the film from Friday July 16th or how long it would take before this movie hits two lakh rupees.
Radhe India box office summary at a glance
Week 1 (released in Agartala and Dharmanagar in Tripura)
Day 1 [13 May] – Rs. 10,432
Day 2 [14 May] – Rs. 22,518
Day 3 [15 May] – Rs. 13,485
Day 4 [16 May] – Rs. 13,485
Day 5 [17 May] – Rs. 1,155
Day 6 [18 May] – Rs. 1,155
Day 7 [19 May] – Rs. 509
Day 8 [20 May] – Rs. 509
Total – Rs. 63,248
Week 2 (released in Malegaon and Aurangabad in Maharashtra)
Day 9 [11 June] – Rs. 6,018
Day 10 [12 June] – Rs. 5,445
Day 11 [13 June] – Rs. 6,229
Day 12 [14 June] – Rs. 4,460
Day 13 [15 June] – Rs. 2,986
Day 14 [16 June] – Rs. 2,602
Day 15 [17 June] – Rs. 2,403
Total – Rs. 30,143
Week 3 (retained in Aurangabad in Maharashtra)
Day 16 [18 June] – Rs. 2,203
Day 17 [19 June] – Rs. 2,754
Day 18 [20 June] – Rs. 6,059
Day 19 [21 June] – Rs. 1,653
Day 20 [22 June] – Rs. 3,856
Day 21 [23 June] – Rs. 2,424
Day 22 [24 June] – Rs. 2,864
Total – Rs. 21,813
Week 4 (ran in Aurangabad in Maharashtra till the weekend; released in Gujarat from Sunday onwards)
Day 23 [25 June] – Rs. 2,864
Day 24 [26 June] – Rs. 881
Day 25 [27 June] – Rs. 10,471
Day 26 [28 June] – Rs. 7,626
Day 27 [29 June] – Rs. 5,018
Day 28 [30 June] – Rs. 4,706
Day 29 [1 July] – Rs. 5,950
Total – Rs. 37,516
Week 5 (retained in Gujarat)
Day 30 [2 July] – Rs. 3,732
Day 31 [3 July] – Rs. 2,219
Day 32 [4 July] – Rs. 12,219
Day 33 [5 July] – Rs. 4,263
Day 34 [6 July] – Rs. 1,598
Day 35 [7 July] – Rs. 2,022
Day 36 [8 July] – Rs. 2,616
Total – Rs. 28,669
Week 6 (retained in Gujarat)
Day 37 [9 July] – Rs. 1,258
Day 38 [10 July] – Rs. 1,374
Day 39 [11 July] – Rs. 929
Total – Rs. 3,561
GRAND TOTAL (till date) – Rs. 1,84,950
