TERE NAAM HISTORIC                            OPENING DAY COLLECTIONS 
Print% change since last week
Ahemdabad12,56,008 [Record]Kanpur3,20,565 [Record]
Agra3,34,053 [Record]Lucknow3,35,235 [Record]
Ajmer1,79,980 [Record]Moradabad95,564 [Record]
Allahabad96,345 [Record]Meerut1,96,675 [Record]
Aligarh98,344 [Record]Nagpur3,34,456
Bombay16,24,797 [Record]Pune9,44,565 [Record]
Bareilly75,755 [Record]Palanpur98,655 [Record]
Dehradhun1,00,005 [Record]Rajkot3,05,765 [Record]
Delhi12,25,655Ratlam34,754
Ghaziabad1,05,786 [Record]Saharanpur96,765
Gurgaon 97,897Ujjain29,669
Hyderabad 19,57,989 [Record]Vapi1,01,230 
Jaipur3,97,699 [Record]Varanasi1,02,976 [Record]
Jodhpur 1,98,995 [Record]Wardha 55,675
Jabalpur98,566 [Record] Yavatmal 45,975
 
 
 

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