Weekend: July 9-11, 2004.
U.K. BOX-OFFICE
- The latest Salman Khan starrer GARV hasn't featured in the Top 10 list. In fact, the film has debuted at No. 14 in its opening weekend, collecting £ 41,925 on 17 screens [approx. Rs. 35.67 lacs]. Its per screen average is £ 2,466.
- HUM TUM is steady [last weekend: No. 17, this weekend: No. 22]. In its seventh weekend, the film has collected £ 12,109 on 15 screens, with the average per print working out to £ 807. The total so far has been £ 614,910 [approx. Rs. 5.23 crores]. Very impressive!
- LAKSHYA is getting weaker with each passing week [last weekend: No. 16, this weekend: No. 23]. In its fourth weekend, the film has collected £ 9,753 on 13 screens, with the per screen average working out to £ 750. The total so far has been £ 275,050 [approx. Rs. 2.34 crores]. Disappointing!
- The collections of DEEWAAR continue to dwindle [last weekend: No. 21, this weekend: No. 31]. In its third weekend, the film has collected £ 4,952 on 16 screens, taking its total to £ 81,779 [approx. Rs. 69.60 lacs]. Its per screen average has been £ 310. Poor!
- The Punjabi hit ASA NU MAAN WATNA DA continues to hold its own, despite a strong flow of Hindi films [last weekend: No. 37, this weekend: No. 38]. In its ninth weekend, the film has collected £ 2,039 on 4 screens, with the per screen average working out to £ 510. The total so far has been £ 167,300 [approx. Rs. 1.42 crores]. Fantastic!
- SHIKAAR hasn't found many takers. The film debuted at No. 25 position last weekend, but has dropped to No. 43 in its second weekend. The film has collected £ 1,332 on 3 screens, with the per screen average working out to £ 444. The total so far has been £ 16,347 [approx. Rs. 13.89 lacs]. Dull!
U.S.A. BOX-OFFICE
- The collections of LAKSHYA continue to slide downwards [last weekend: No. 42, this weekend: No. 53]. In its fourth weekend, the film has collected $ 24,113 on 28 screens, with the per screen average being $ 861. The total so far has been $ 730,816 [approx. Rs. 3.34 crores].
- HUM TUM is steady on the lower side [last weekend: No. 72, this weekend: No. 81]. It has collected $ 4,963 on 6 screens in its seventh weekend, with the per screen average working out to $ 827. The total so far has been $ 796,641 [approx. Rs. 3.64 crores].
