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Pinkvilla reports Ajay Devgn's Drishyam The Conclusion earned Rs 172 crore in its first weekend in India

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Pinkvilla reported that Ajay Devgn's film Drishyam: The Conclusion collected about Rs 59 crore nett on its third day and closed its first weekend with roughly Rs 172 crore nett, making the three‑day total the third‑highest ever, behind Dhurandar: The Revenge and Jawan, and trailing Pushpa 2 (Hindi).

Why it matters

Fans of Ajay Devgn watch his movies' box‑office performance, and this shows a strong opening for his latest release.

Key facts

  1. The first‑weekend collection of Rs 172 crore nett is the third‑highest three‑day opening in India.
  2. Only Dhurandar: The Revenge (Rs 283.50 crore) and Jawan (Rs 177.50 crore) have higher three‑day nets.
  3. Pushpa 2 (Hindi) netted Rs 180 crore, slightly more than Drishyam: The Conclusion's opening.

Evidence

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