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Shah Rukh Khan starrer Pathaan is on a record-breaking spree with each passing day. The Siddharth Anand directorial is rewriting history books with its collections. The movie continued to mint money on Monday too, despite being a non-holiday. Pathaan collected Rs 25 crore on Monday.

Pathaan box office Monday

The Hindi collection of the film now stands at around ₹296 crores and is expected to cross the 300 crore mark. As per a report in Box Office India, Pathaan earned Rs 25 crore on Day 6, taking its collections close to Rs 300 crore in India. It is estimated that the film will soon be collecting Rs 350 crore in India.

The Siddharth Anand directorial went on to be the fastest Hindi Film to enter the Rs. 300 crore club and is steadily racing towards the Rs. 400 crore club. The SRK starrer is holding extremely well in the mass pockets, which are known to do well for action films.

The film was released on January 25 and enjoyed a five-day long weekend (though Friday was a non-holiday). The Hindi version had recorded an opening of ₹55 crores in India. In just 6 days, Pathaan has emerged as the highest-grossing film. It is also the biggest grosser for director Siddharth Anand, surpassing War.

Pathaan has crossed the Rs 250 crore nett mark in the Hindi market in just five days. Worldwide too, it has crossed Rs 500 crores gross at the BO. By end of the extended week one, Pathaan will be YRF’s highest-grosser to date, surpassing Tiger Zinda Hai led by Salman Khan which has collected Rs. 340 crores in India.

Pathaan is directed by Siddharth Anand and produced by Aditya Chopra. The film also features Salman Khan in a cameo appearance. Salman reprises his role of Tiger in the SRK starrer. With Pathan, YRF has kickstarted the spy universe, next on the pipeline is Salman Khan’s starrer Tiger 3 followed by Hrithik Roshan’s Fighter.

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