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Ajay Devgn's Drishyam The Conclusion records Rs 61‑62 cr opening day, a blockbuster

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By BynamelyWritten by AI from 4 reports

Pinkvilla reported that Drishyam: The Conclusion collected an estimated Rs 61‑62 crore nett on its opening day, delivering Ajay Devgn's biggest opening day ever and ranking as the third‑highest opening day for a Bollywood film. The opening day also comfortably surpassed the Rs 40.50 crore nett debut of Singham Again (2024).

Why it matters

It shows Ajay Devgn achieving his biggest opening day and a blockbuster hit, important for his fans.

Key facts

  1. The film collected an estimated Rs 61‑62 crore nett on its opening day.
  2. It delivered Ajay Devgn's biggest opening day ever.
  3. It is the third‑highest opening day of all time for a Bollywood film.
  4. The opening day surpassed the Rs 40.50 crore nett debut of Singham Again (2024).

Evidence

Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.

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