Pathan earned so many crores on the fifth day

New Delhi:

The craze of Shah Rukh Khan's Pathan has engulfed the world.

Where on the fourth day of the film's release, the film had crossed the figure of 200 and 400 crores in India and the world, while now this figure has increased on the fifth day.

Actually, due to Sunday being a holiday, there has been an increase in Pathan's earnings.

At the same time, the figures of the film's earnings have come to the fore, seeing which the happiness of Shahrukh's fans is going to double. 

Deepika Padukone, Shah Rukh Khan and John Abraham starrer film Pathan has earned more than 70 crores on the fifth day of its release.

According to trade analyst Ramesh Bala, Pathan has earned more than 70 crores in All India.

#Pathaan Day 5 All-India Nett early estimates is a whopping ₹ 70 Crs.. 🔥

— Ramesh Bala (@rameshlaus) January 30, 2023

Whereas according to film critic Taran Adarsh, the film has earned 60 to 62 crores only in Hindi language, due to which it can be estimated that Pathan has earned 278-280 crores in just 5 days at the box office. .

At the same time, the film is ready to cross the figure of 300 crores soon. 

#Pathaan *early estimates* Sun [Day 5]: ₹ 60 cr to ₹ 62 cr.

#Hindi version.

🔥🔥🔥


Note: Final total could be marginally higher/lower.

— taran adarsh ​​(@taran_adarsh) January 29, 2023

Shah Rukh Khan's film Pathan, directed by Siddharth Anand, is breaking records at the domestic and foreign box offices.

In 4 days, where the film has crossed the figure of 400 crores in terms of earnings, it has crossed 200 in India.

Talking about the film, Shahrukh Khan, who made a comeback on the big screen after four years, is seen in full action this time in Pathan.

On the other hand, the acting and action of Deepika Padukone and John Abraham have won the hearts of the fans.

While Salman Khan's cameo has made the fans desperate to see Pathan. 


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