HAQ, collected Rs. 1.10 crore on the 2nd Saturday after slipping to Rs. 60 lakh on Friday. The spike from Friday is around 45 percent, which is a good sign. The movie needs to maintain the momentum on Sunday as well and close its second weekend somewhere around Rs. 3.50 crore. Currently, it stands at Rs. 15.15 crore net, the movie is expected to take its cume to Rs. 16.50 crore to Rs. 16.80 crore by the end of the day. 

So far, the box office trends are below par, considering the positive talk around the movie. It needs a miraculous run in the coming two weeks in order to secure a favourable box office verdict. HAQ is facing Ajay Devgn’s De De Pyaar De 2, which itself is underperforming. The Emraan Hashmi and Yami Gautam starrer needed a better marketing and promotional asset to get a good initial, but the makers failed. It will be interesting to see whether the movie can pick up in the coming days and put up a healthy total. 

The legal drama will face a new release, 120 Bahadur, next weekend. If it manages to hold decently, it should escalate its lifetime theatrical target to Rs. 25 crore net mark in India. For the unversed, the movie is helmed by Suparn Varma of The Family Man Season 2 and Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai fame. It is inspired by the landmark Shah Bano vs Ahmad Khan case, which shook the country in 1985.

Box office collection of HAQ in India: 

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Laalo: Krishna Sada Sahaayate collected Rs. 5 crore approx on its 6th Saturday. This takes its running total to Rs. 57 crore at the Indian box office. The 6th weekend for the film is headed for Rs. 14-15 crore, which will be one of the biggest ever. 

Laalo is now the biggest Gujarati film of all time, surpassing the previous record holder, Chaal Jeevi Laiye. The exact box office grosses for Chaal Jeevi Laiye are unavailable, but it is believed to have grossed around Rs. 50-55 crore. Laalo might have taken the top position on Friday itself, but there was a lack of certainty, though now it is pretty much settled.

Gujarat is a big box office market, with the top film grossing over Rs. 130 crore in the state. The box office there is dominated by Hindi films, with local Gujarati films generally taking a back seat. There was a huge Gujarati blockbuster, Desh Re Joya Dada Pradesh Joya, in 1998, which grossed around Rs. 15 crore, a figure that very few Gujarati films have collected even today. Adjusted for inflation, the number will be over Rs. 150 crore today. 

Leave a single film coming close to that, the annual take of the Gujarati film industry normally stays well under that, until this year, when the industry crossed Rs. 100 crore in a single year for the first time. Now, Laalo seems to have a shot at hitting the three-digit number, which will be a landmark success for the industry.

The Box Office Collections of Laalo: Krishna Sada Sahaayate in India are as follows: