Aamir Khan's 'Dhoom 3' breaks all box office records in Pakistan

[IamBengali]

Good. Pakistanis need entertainment. Their local movies are horrible to watch but nothing beats BD cinema.

 

[indoPunjabi]

lol Pakistani LOVES Indian movies. They would never accept that though :p

 

[JanjaWeed]

And this is a world affair!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Na..it's Pakistan's love affair with Indian movies...

 

[Arya Desa]

Good. Pakistanis need entertainment. Their local movies are horrible to watch but nothing beats BD cinema.

Except for 191 other countries.

 

[INDIC]

You are wrong my friend,it did very very well-critically and financially.

Mammootty effect.

 

[GURU DUTT]

bhai can any one post aviedo of pakistani press reation to the sucsess of D3 in pakistan spacially from mubashir and his fav pakistani producers ... thanks in advance

 

[Levina]

I havent understood why only the masala movie do welll???
Was munnabhai series or 3idiots released in Pak???

Much better movie than chennai express

True....

gatiya movie hai yaar, i felt dhoom 1 and 2 were much better than this one.......

Right...D1 & D2 were far better.

 

[t_for_talli]

KARACHI: If Waar was called the “unstoppable” film at the box office then Dhoom 3will be the “invincible” one as it has achieved most of the milestones in half the time.

It started off with the highest first day collections but now Dhoom 3 has set a new record of having the biggest first-week box office collection by any film in Pakistan. In seven days,Dhoom 3 managed to gather a total of around Rs123 million. The previous record holder for first week collections was Waar with a nine-day collection of Rs95 million.

Given that another weekend is in sight and winter vacations are underway, the film is expected to earn a total of Rs250 million in Pakistan. This will make Dhoom 3 the highest-grossing film in the history of Pakistani box office, beating Waar’s total business of around Rs220 million as of December 25.

Into its 44th day in cinemas, Waar is still playing with limited number of shows at Atrium Cinema, Karachi and Centaurus Cinema, Islamabad. However, that will most likely not have a big impact on its present total collection.

Additionally, due to a petition filed in the Lahore High Court (LHC), the Central Board Film Censorship (CBFC) has been given a stay order and there are contentions about the issuance of No Objection Certificate (NOC) to smuggled Indian films. If there is a decrease in Indian films being imported into Pakistan in the imminent future, Dhoom 3 will likely stay on the screens longer. This in turn could lead Dhoom 3 to become the first film to achieve the Rs300 million milestone.
Dhoom 3 sets new record in first-week collections, beating Waar – The Express Tribune