Prabhas and Prithviraj Sukumaran’s “Salaar” has become the talk of the town, creating a frenzy at the box office. Despite a notable decline in collections during its second week, this much-anticipated action-drama has stormed into the prestigious Rs 500 crore club, becoming the seventh film of the year to achieve this remarkable feat.

Stellar Opening and Subsequent Dip

“Salaar” made an explosive entrance into theaters, amassing a jaw-dropping Rs 90.7 crore on its opening day. However, the film saw a dip in collections as it entered its second week, earning Rs 9.62 crore on the eighth day, with its total nett collection in India reaching Rs 317.62 crore. The Hindi-speaking audience played a significant role in this success, contributing Rs 110.48 crore, even amid competition from Shah Rukh Khan’s “Dunki.”

Dominance Across Regions and Global Impact

The film maintained its stronghold in Telugu-speaking states, with an impressive occupancy rate. Malayalam and Tamil regions also showed strong support. Globally, “Salaar” has been a juggernaut, grossing a staggering Rs 542.63 crore worldwide.

Entry into an Elite Club

With its global box office collection reaching Rs 542.63 crore, “Salaar” joins an elite list of 2023 movies that have crossed the Rs 500 crore mark worldwide, including “Pathaan,” “Jawan,” “Leo,” “Gadar 2,” “Jailer,” and “Animal.”

Mixed Critical Reception but Unwavering Popularity

While “Salaar” has experienced a mix of reviews from critics, its unique blend of action and dramatic storytelling continues to captivate audiences globally. The film’s high-octane action and unique narrative style have been a topic of both praise and debate among critics and viewers alike.

Enduring Popularity and Global Stardom

Despite the dip in box office numbers, “Salaar’s” remarkable global performance and entry into the Rs 500 crore club underscore its enduring popularity. The film’s impactful storytelling and action sequences continue to resonate, cementing Prabhas’ status as a global cinema icon. As “Salaar” progresses, it leaves a lasting impact on the film industry, showcasing the power of Indian cinema on the world stage.

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