Mumbai Saga Box Office Collection: John Abraham And Emraan Hashmi's Film Collects ₹ 8.74 Crore
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Mumbai Saga Box Office Collection: The film collected Rs 3.52 Crore on Sunday
John Abraham and Emraan Hashmi's new film Mumbai Saga, which released on Friday, "witnessed an upward trend" towards the weekend. Although the Covid-19 pandemic has played the spoilsport, single screens have shown healthy gains for the film, reported trade analyst Taran Adarsh. The film had a slow start with the first day collection of ₹ 2.82 crore, but it collected ₹ 3.52 crore on Sunday. The total box office collection of the film stands at ₹ 8.74 crore after the weekend. Sharing the box office collection of the film on Twitter, Taran Adarsh wrote: "#MumbaiSaga jumps, witnesses an upward trend on Day 3... Single screens/mass circuits show healthy gains... #Covid pandemic has played spoilsport... All eyes on weekdays... Fri 2.82 cr, Sat 2.40 cr, Sun 3.52 cr. Total: ₹ 8.74 cr. #India biz." #MumbaiSaga jumps, witnesses an upward trend on Day 3... Single screens/mass circuits show healthy gains... #Covid pandemic has played spoilsport... All eyes on weekdays... Fri 2.82 cr, Sat 2.40 cr, Sun 3.52 cr. Total: 8.74 cr. #India biz. Take a look at Taran Adarsh's tweet here:
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