Lucky Baskhar, starring Malayalam star Dulquer Salmaan in the lead role along with Meenakshi Chaudhary and Ayesha Khan, continues to show a stronghold at the box office. The Venky Atluri-directed economic crime thriller is recording an impressive upward trajectory. 

Lucky Baskhar Collects Rs 13 Crore On Day 3; Eyeing Rs 47 Crore To Rs 51 Crore Opening Weekend Globally 

After packing a solid pack of Rs 11 crore on its opening day, including the paid previews of Rs 1 crore, the movie collected Rs 12 crore on its second release day. Continuing with a stronghold, the movie saw another jump on its third day and raked over an outstanding Rs 13 crore at the global box office. The three-day worldwide gross of Lucky Baskhar stands at Rs 36 crore. 

The movie is expected to record its biggest day on Sunday before closing its first weekend, with global revenue ranging from Rs 47 crore to Rs 51 crore. 

Lucky Baskhar Set To Emerge A Big Box Office Success, Thanks To Quality Content 

Lucky Baskhar has met with an extremely positive response from the critics and the audience, and that’s what is sailing its ship to a favorable end. The movie has so far recorded an upward trend at the box office, which is very impressive. It is poised to cross the Rs 100 crore mark globally by the end of its theatrical run and emerge as a big box office success. 

Lucky Baskhar’s rights are valued at around Rs 30 crore, meaning it would need to do a business of over Rs 65 crore to justify its pre-release business. From its looks, the Dq Salmaan starrer will comfortably break even and ensure profits for everyone in the value chain.

Aside from Lucky Baskhar, another regional movie, Amaran is doing very well at the box office. Both movies are set to be big commercial successes globally.

The Day Wise Worldwide Gross Box Office Collections Of Lucky Baskhar Are As Under:

Day
Worldwide Gross Collections

1
Rs 11 crore

2
Rs 12 crore

3
Rs 13 crore

Total 
Rs 36 crore gross in 3 days

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Jamie Lee Curtis is taking the next step in her career. The actress is looking forward to producing some powerful films in the industry while also starring in movies, including the sequel to her hit film, Freakier Friday, alongside Lindsay Lohan.

In conversation with Entertainment Weekly, the Oscar-winning star revealed the reason behind making the decision to get on to the seat of a producer. While discussing her work as a producer on the upcoming documentary about Susan Powter, Lee Curtis shared her stand in Hollywood, considering her age. 

While talking to the media portal, the actress was asked why she did not advocate to play the lead role in the documentary and instead chose to fund the film, to which Lee Curtis revealed, “I only stepped into my own power as a producer when I realized I was going to die soon.

When I turned 60, it was a real turning point where I realized all of the things I’d been holding in my head, heart, mind, soul, spirit, and life force were going to die with me if I didn’t bring them out into the universe.”

She went on to add, “That was my moment of truth, and that’s when I went to Jason Blum and said, ‘I want a production company.’ It has yielded quite well for all of us.”

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Liam Payne passed away at the age of 31, leaving his friends and family in mourning. Following the late singer’s death, his One Direction band members, as well as his friends from the industry, paid their tributes to the young musician.

Meanwhile, Payne’s close friend, Rogelio Nores, has opened up about the singer’s Netflix series deal. According to the media reports, Nores, who had been with the late singer during his last few hours, revealed that he tried to stop Payne from flying to the U.K. for the shoot of his series. 

Nores had flown to Buenos Aires with his girlfriend to join the Strip That Down singer and Kate Cassidy for a Niall Horan concert.

In conversation with the media portal, Rogelio, also known as Rogers in the industry, recalled the time when Payne traveled to England with Cassidy to begin the shoot of Building the Band along with Nicole Schwarzinger.

However, Rogers wasn’t too pleased with the late singer’s decision, as he knew Payne had several connections with the dealers in London. 

In a note retrieved by Page Six, Nores had written an email to Payne’s father, George, and put forth his worries regarding the singer’s health, considering that he had been clean only for a few months at the time.