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NEW DELHI: In a resounding victory for Bollywood superstar Salman Khan, his recent release, ‘Tiger 3,’ has catapulted him into an exclusive league. With a global box office collection surpassing Rs 400 crore, the film marks Salman’s fifth entry into the elite Rs 400 crore club, solidifying his status as one of the most profitable actors in Hindi cinema.
The success of ‘Tiger 3’ has been nothing short of extraordinary, with the film not only receiving immense love and appreciation but also achieving the greatest opening ever on Diwali. The movie’s enduring impact on the box office continues, breaking records while still playing in theatres.
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Salman Khan, already a part of the Rs 400 crore club with films like ‘Tiger Zinda Hai,’ ‘Prem Ratan Dhan Payo,’ ‘Sultan,’ and ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan,’ has now added ‘Tiger 3’ to this list.
The achievement doesn’t stop there, as ‘Tiger 3’ surpasses the highest-grossing threequel in Bollywood history, previously held by ‘Dhoom 3.’ Salman Khan’s latest installment in the ‘Tiger’ franchise stands at 282.08 crore, surpassing the 280.25 crore collection of ‘Dhoom 3’. The ‘Tiger’ franchise, with a cumulative total of 819.08 crore, also claims the title of the highest-grossing franchise in Hindi cinema, outperforming even SS Rajamouli’s ‘Baahubali.’
While ‘Tiger 3’ may have fallen short of the anticipated 300 crore mark, it remains a monumental success and showcases Salman Khan’s dominance in the industry. The film, directed by Maneesh Sharma, opened with an impressive 44.50 crore on the first day and maintained a strong pace throughout the opening weekend, concluding at 148.50 crore.
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In a cinematic landscape where sequels often struggle to match the success of their predecessors, Salman Khan’s ‘Tiger’ franchise has defied the norm.
Therefore, the question now lingers: Will Rohit Shetty’s ‘Singham Again’ surpass this remarkable milestone? Only time will tell in the ever-evolving landscape of Hindi cinema.
