Fast X, a newly released action-packed movie, passed the Monday test with flying colors, collecting in the range of Rs 5.75 to 6.25 crore on its fifth day, bringing the total receipts to Rs 67.25 crore. The drop in performance from Thursday is just about 53%, indicating that the picture will continue to perform well for the next two weeks. The Vin Diesel franchise continues to do well in both English and Hindi languages, and it is predicted to be the franchise's highest grosser in the long term.
Fast X grossed Rs 3.70 crore in three national chains - PVR, Inox, and Cinepolis - compared to Rs 6.95 crore on the first day. Fast X is the tenth installment of the Fast & Furious franchise, which is the world's longest-running cinematic universe. Fast & Furious has established a following in India over the years. The film is one of the few from the West to have received a broad audience, due to the genre - action comedy - as well as the plot packaging, which places family at the core of the conflict.
Fast X is expected to have an extended opening week in the Rs 80 crore region and to cross a hundred crore by the conclusion of the second weekend. Fast X would aim for a lifetime total of about Rs 120 crore with an open run at the box office. The hold on Monday guaranteed Fast X's HIT status, and the trend from tomorrow will decide how far it goes.
The film will also be the highest-grossing Hollywood picture of the year, as well as the first Hollywood film to reach a century at the Indian box office in 2023. The trend of Hollywood blockbusters performing well at the Indian box office is set to continue in the next two months, with Transformers and Mission Impossible both performing well.
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