Shaitaan Box Office Collection Day 1: Enters The List Of Ajay Devgn’s Top 5 Openers

Ajay Devgn has added another feather to his individual box office numbers with Shaitaan's day 1 box office collection.

Shaitaan Box Office: Enters Ajay Devgn’s Top 5 Openers ( Photo Credit – Facebook )

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Ajay Devgn has done it again. Consistently delivering a double-digit opening ever since one can remember (with just an exception or two), the superstar has gone ahead and now ensured yet another big day for Shaitaan.

The film was always meant to find a place amongst the Top-10 openers ever for Ajay Devgn since 11-12 crore start on Friday was a given. However, it has covered a lot more distance as well, as a result of which it has zoomed right up there to find a place in the Top-5 instead.

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The film has, in fact, gone past Tanhaji – The Unsung Warrior as far as the opening day is concerned. With Shaitaan, Ajay Devgn has now challenged even Total Dhamaal, which was one of his other big successes before the pandemic. That film had a start of 16.50 crores, and Shaitaan is just a little below that, as is Drishyam 2.

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This is what the Top-10 biggest opening days of Ajay Devgn starrers look like:

  1. Golmaal Again – 30.14 crore
  2. Singham Returns – 32 crore
  3. Total Dhamaal – 16.50 crore
  4. Drishyam 2 – 15.38 crore
  5. Shaitaan – 15.21 crore
  6. Tanhaji – The Unsung Warrior – 15.10 crore
  7. Bol Bachchan – 12.10 crore
  8. Himmatwala – 12.10 crore
  9. Baadshaho – 12.03 crore
  10. Satyagraha – 11.21 crore

Two of Ajay‘s biggest stays are Golmaal Again and Singham Returns, though. Rest assured, these records will be broken when Singham Again arrives this Independence Day weekend.

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

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