Metro...In Dino Box Office Collection Day 3: Anurag Basu's Film Witnesses Solid Growth During The Weekend

Filmmaker Anurag Basu's Metro...In Dino, which released on July 4, has been receiving positive response at the box office. It is the spiritual sequel to Basu’s 2007 film, Life in a… Metro.

Metro...In Dino stars Aditya Roy Kapur, Sara Ali Khan, Fatima Sana Shaikh, Ali Fazal, Anupam Kher, Neena Gupta, Pankaj Tripathi, and Konkona Sen Sharma, in key roles. The movie revolves around four couples of different age groups, who face ups and downs in their relationships.

Metro...In Dino box office collection day 1

As per a report in Sacnilk, the romantic drama had a slow start on Day 1, as it earned only Rs 3.5 crore, and on Day 2, it showed a significant growth of 71.43%. The film collected Rs 6 crore on its first Saturday, followed by Rs 7.25 crore on Day 3, which takes the total box office collection to Rs 16.75 crore, in four days.

Here's the day-wise collections of Metro...In Dino

Day 1- Rs 3.5 crore

Day 2 - Rs 6 crore

Day 3 - Rs 7.25 crore (early estimates)

Total - Rs 16.75 crore.

Metro... In Dino had an overall 39.91% Hindi occupancy on Sunday. Evening shows witnessed 57.14% occupancy, while morning shows had the lowest occupancy of 15.98%, afternoon shows saw 46.62% of the audience, and night shows saw 39.27% footfall.

It had already surpassed the box office collections of Life... In A Metro. The word of mouth has helped Anurag Basu's film in its earnings. Now, we have to see how it stay afloat this week as there are two releases - Rajkummar Rao's Maalik and Vikrant Massey and Shanaya Kapoor's Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan.

An excerpt from the Outlook India review of Metro…In Dino read: "In Anurag Basu’s Metro…In Dino, all the uncertainties and vicissitudes of modern-day relationships collide. Across the age-bracket, romance blooms as a sudden guest, withers away and eventually recoups its initial promise. Basu hurtles you through the many, entangling dilemmas of a relationship, the bumps in its wide span. It’s messy, frequently hurtful, ridden with icy breaks and a lot of doubt. But eventually, Basu’s vision of contemporary romance retains a warm, reassuring optimism. What you need is a gradual realignment of wavelengths that are mutually agreeable, affirmed."