Jawan Box Office: Shah Rukh Khan’s Mass Entertainer Becomes #1 Bollywood Film, Is Now 4th Highest-Earning Film In The History Of Indian Cinema!

After shattering several records with Jawan, Shah Rukh Khan will soon be inaugurating the 600 crore club for Bollywood at the Indian box office.

Jawan Is 4th Highest Net Earner At The Indian Box Office ( Photo Credit – YouTube )

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‘King Khan’ Shah Rukh Khan is enjoying a run of his own at the Indian box office. First Pathaan and now Jawan, the superstar is achieving unbelievable feats and will soon be inaugurating the 600 crore club for Bollywood. Speaking about the latest update, the film is already the 4th highest-earning film in the history of Indian cinema and is at the top of Bollywood charts. Keep reading to know more!

All thanks to solid on-ground buzz, the Atlee directorial has been on a record-breaking spree since its opening day. In the extended opening week itself, it came closer to the mark of 400 crores net. Already on its way to becoming the first 600 crore Bollywood biggie, the film recently surpassed Pathaan’s Indian lifetime collection.

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By surpassing Pathaan’s 543.22 crores net in just 17 days at the Indian box office, Jawan is sitting at the 4th spot in the highest net collections in Indian cinema history. The official figure till the third Saturday stands at 548.25 crores net and is already Bollywood’s highest earner ever. The list is topped by Baahubali 2: The Conclusion with 1031 crores net.

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Jawan will end its run by being at the 4th position as the next target is RRR‘s 772 crores, and that’s out of reach.

Note: Box office numbers are based on estimates and various sources. Numbers have not been independently verified by Koimoi.

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