Animal had a huge first weekend of almost 170 crore nett with both Saturday and Sunday going up 8-10% despite having restrictions with capacity due to length and clash. The overall growth was not huge on Sunday but in mass pockets the film went bonkers with huge numbers..

The film looks to have got the highest ever single day in East Punjab, CI, Bihar and possibly even in Gujarat. The last one is huge as its a very conservative state but collections went out of the roof on Sunday and its reported that there was a huge female turnout as well. When this happens for an A certificate film in a state like Gujarat it means there is no stopping the film. Its pretty much like the certification not meaning much. Basically despite the violence and sex in the film it has found universal acceptance all over and the film has worked in totality. The film is going to run super strong post the weekend.

The lags in the box office are West Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The last two named are poor but also dont really matter much for the box office of Hindi films but West Bengal could have been a bit better but there will be a good chance that the circuit will hold up better in the long run. the film has been rejected in Tamil Nadu / Kerala. East Punjab, Delhi / UP, CI, Bihar, Nizam / Andhra and Mysore are the standouts. The three day numbers of Animal in Hindi are as follows.

 Friday - 52,50,00,000 apprx

Saturday - 56,00,00,000 apprx

Sunday - 61,00,00,000 apprx

TOTAL - 1,69,50,00,000 apprx

The film also has a dubbed version in Telugu which has done extremely well in Nizam / Andhra over the first weekend collecting 22.50 crore nett. The total collection in Nizam / Andhra in all languages was a huge 37 crore nett. Below are the Telugu version numbers from Nizam / Andhra

Friday - 8,55,00,000

Saturday - 6,81,00,000

Sunday - 7,08,00,000

TOTAL - 22,44,00,000 

The film collected a further. 3.50 crore nett in dubbed versions be in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam for a dubbed total of 25 crore nett for the first weekend. This means a weekend of around 195 crore nett in all languages.