Saaho finished with a total of 302 crore nett across India making it the ninth highest NETT grosser of all time if we take business of all Indian films across all formats. The top ten sees six films from the Hindi film industry and four from the South but the top three films are all from South and they are the only 3 films to cross 40 crore nett.

 

 

Its pretty easy to see the judge the difference between these three films and the Hindi films and that is these films are larger than life and made for cinema and that is why they put up big numbers in Hindi markets which they needed for these huge numbers. The 400 crore nett number is still proving elusive for Hindi cinema which it should not as ticket prices are higher than two years back and taxes are far less. So even if GROSS records are not being hit, the NETT records should be easily achievable.

 

 

Saaho had a so so performance in the South and had it performed there as expected it would have meant the top four being non Hindi films. War is probably aiming at a top ten finish also and presently stands at number twelve. The top twenty NETT grossers on all formats across India are as follows.

 

 

1. Bahubali - The Conclusion - 1115.86 crore

 

 

2. Bahubali - The Beginning - 418.54 crore

 

 

3. 2.0 - 413.30 crore

 

 

4. Dangal - 387.29 crore

 

 

5. Tiger Zinda Hai - 339.00 crore

 

 

6. PK - 337.72 crore

 

 

7. Sanju - 334.58 crore

 

 

8. Bajrangi Bhaijaan - 315.49 crore

 

 

9. Saaho - 302.31 crore

 

 

10. Sultan - 300.67 crore

 

 

11. Padmaavat - 295.46 crore

 

 

12. War - 277 crore apprx (14 days)

 

 

13. Kabir Singh - 276.34 crore

 

 

14. Dhoom 3 - 271.53 crore

 

 

15. Uri - The Surgical Strike - 244.01 crore

 

 

16. Simmba - 239.85 crore

 

 

17. Kick - 211.63 crore

 

18. Chennai Express - 207.69 crore

 

 

19. Enthiran - 205.87 crore

 

 

20. Golmaal Again - 205.50 crore