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Simmba all set to join Rs. 100 club today

| @indiablooms | Jan 01, 2019, at 05:35 pm

Mumbai, Jan 1 (IBNS): Actor Ranveer Singh's Simmba is all set to cross the Rs. 100 crore club on Tuesday.

 

Riding on New Year day celebration fever, the movie is likely to shine at the Box Office and will remain one movie to attract moviegoers to theatres this week.

Till Monday, the film has earned Rs. 96 crore so far.

"#Simmba ends 2018 on a thunderous note... Records superb numbers on Mon [31 Dec]... Will continue its victory march today [1 Jan]... It’s #Simmba wave at the BO... Fri 20.72 cr, Sat 23.33 cr, Sun 31.06 cr, Mon 21.24 cr [better than Fri]. Total: ₹ 96.35 cr. India biz," film critic Taran Adarsh tweeted.

The movie released on Friday.

Apart from Singh, the movie is also featuring actor Sara Ali Khan.

 

 

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