Ranbir Kapoor's latest venture, "Animal," has ignited the global box office, smashing records by amassing a staggering Rs 481 crore within just five days of its release. The film has become a sensational hit, captivating audiences worldwide with its incredible performance at the ticket windows.
In North America, "Animal" surged past the lifetime earnings of "Brahmastra" within its initial five days, garnering an impressive $8,188,001, outpacing the latter's $7.64 million. Distributors Nirvana Cinemas confirmed the movie's triumph, hailing it as Ranvijay Singh Balbir's highest-grossing film in North America.
Surpassing milestones, "Animal" eclipsed the North American earnings of Ranbir Kapoor's "Sanju," which previously grossed around $7.87 million. The film is now on the brink of crossing the Rs 300 crore mark in net collections at the Indian box office.
Breaking down its colossal earnings, "Animal" amassed Rs 63.80 crore on its opening day, followed by Rs 66.27 crore on Saturday, Rs 71.46 crore on Sunday, Rs 43.96 crore on Monday, and approximately Rs 39.38 crore on Tuesday. The film's net India collection stands at Rs 284.87 crore as per Sacnilk, marking the biggest non-holiday Tuesday and ranking third among the fastest films to enter the Rs 250 crore club in India, trailing behind only Shah Rukh Khan's "Jawan" and "Pathaan."
The Hindi version's Indian box office collection has soared to Rs 250.66 crore, making "Animal" the first A-rated movie to hit this remarkable milestone. It has surged past acclaimed movies like "Kabir Singh," "The Kerala Story," "The Kashmir Files," and "OMG 2" in this monumental achievement.
