Expected to show an upward trend today [Day 3]. His satirical comedy Toilet: Ek Prem Katha released this time a year ago had made Rs 11.34 crore on its opening day and Rs. 132.07 crore in lifetime box office collections.
Gold, on the other hand, earned a total of Rs 8 crores at the threates with an anticipated growth in collections in the weekend.
Satyameva Jayate, John Abraham's Independence Day release, opened to good box office numbers, but on Day 2, the film's collections dropped massively.
Akshay Kumar's Gold and John Abraham's Satyameva Jayate, both of which released on Independence day, had received massive openings of Rs. 25.25 crore and Rs Rs 20.52 crore, respectively.
The reason behind the films failing to sustain their momentum after the first day could be attributed to their word-of-mouth publicity, with both Gold and Satyameva Jayate receiving mixed critics responses.
Trade analyst Taran Adarsh mentioned that the film is doing extremely well at the single screens. "We would love if people go and see Satyameva Jayate and we would be absolutely happy if people go and see Gold".
Talking about the clash with Gold, John said earlier, "I think there is enough space for two big films on a holiday".
According to Box Office India, while most circuits reported equally healthy numbers for both films, Gold took the lead in circuits like Delhi and Uttar Pradesh, East Punjab and Mumbai thanks to Kumar's massy fan following.

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