‘Drishyam 3’ crosses Rs 400 crore worldwide in eight days
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Ajay Devgn’s *Drishyam: The Conclusion* crossed Rs 400 crore at the worldwide box office on its eighth day in theatres, according to figures reported by *The Indian Express* from industry tracker Sacnilk.
The film earned Rs 14.50 crore in India on its second Friday, an 11.5% increase from its Rs 13 crore collection on Thursday. Its cumulative India gross reached Rs 312 crore, while overseas earnings rose to Rs 95 crore after adding Rs 6 crore on Day 8. That took the worldwide total to Rs 407 crore.
The crime thriller had collected Rs 245.50 crore net in India through its first seven days. Its daily domestic net earnings declined from Rs 61 crore on Sunday to Rs 21 crore on Monday, Rs 19.50 crore on Tuesday, Rs 15.50 crore on Wednesday and Rs 13 crore on Thursday before Friday’s increase.
The worldwide total makes the film Devgn’s highest-grossing release as a lead actor, surpassing the reported Rs 372 crore theatrical gross of *Singham Again*. It has also overtaken the lifetime domestic net collection of *Drishyam 2*.
Directed by Abhishek Pathak, the third Hindi-language *Drishyam* film stars Devgn, Tabu, Shriya Saran, Jaideep Ahlawat, Rajat Kapoor and Prakash Raj. It opened in theatres on October 2.
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