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After 'Gadar-2', once again Sunny Deol with two and a half kilo arms has become popular at the box office. His action drama Pan India release film 'Jaat' which was released on 10th April may have had a slow start at the box office, but now the film is slowly gaining momentum. Jaat made a good collection at the domestic box office after finishing off 'Sikander' on Sunday. The special thing about Sunny Deol and Randeep Hooda's film is that their film is not only making a great collection in India but also worldwide. How close is 'Jaat' to making a century in the first weekend and how much did the film collect in which countries in four days, read the full details here:
In which countries did Jaat earn how much
Sometimes Bollywood films work wonders in the country, but they fail in foreign countries. Sunny Deol-Randeep Hooda's action packed film 'Jaat' was released in foreign countries like Australia, Germany, Malaysia, New Zealand, United Kingdom and America. The film earned the best in the US, where the movie earned 3 lakh 34 thousand 386 US dollars.
Apart from this, Sunny Deol's Jat earned 1,23,358 Australian dollars in the first weekend in Australia, a total of 39,988 NZD in New Zealand, and made under the banner of Maitree Movies, released on 88 screens in the UK, this film earned 54,061 pounds.
'Jaat' collected so many crores in the first weekend
' Jaat ' has worked its magic in the first weekend not only in India but also abroad . Sunny Deol's action starrer film has earned around 52 crores worldwide in the first weekend. On the first day, the film collected only around 13 crores worldwide, but now this film has to earn only 48 crores more to join the 100 crore club.
'Jaat', which has pushed 'Sikander' from the box office throne, is also in danger. This film has only this week left to join the 100 crore club worldwide and in India, because after this, this Friday Akshay Kumar is bringing his film 'Kesari Chapter 2', from which the audience has a lot of expectations. Jaat has collected 5 crores in the overseas market.
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