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Salman Khan's Bajrangi Bhaijaan box office collections have soared to Rs 27.25 crore on day 1 in domestic market and thereby it has beaten almost all other movies released in 2015 to occupy the No. 2 spot behind Baahubali, which raked in Rs 50 crore. While this Salman Khan has definitely received a good eidi gift this year, yet as the actor himself feared, beating Baahubali would have been tough, if not impossible. According to trade pundits, 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' will easily touch the Rs 100 crore mark in the first weekend itself – the fastest into the elite Rs 100 crore club is also Baahubali. Bajrangi Bhaijaan released in 4,500 screens in the domestic domain and 800 across the globe, depicts 'Bhaijaan' helping a deaf and mute girl to reach her home in Pakistan. Check out how the other top movies of 2015 fared: (Bollywood Hungama)
<br>Tanu Weds Manu Returns first day box office collections: Rs 8.85 cr:</br> Tanu Weds Manu Returns is livened up by a mercurial double act by Kangana Ranaut, cast as the sassy eponymous heroine and a sedate lookalike who has nothing in common with her except the visage. Tanu Weds Manu Returns isn’t a path-breaking film. It is not even perfect. But its failings are at worst only minor. Propelled by an irresistible Kangana Ranaut star turn, this is a fun film in which the highs far outweigh the flaws. (Bollywood Hungama) <br>Dil Dhadakne Do first day box office collections: Rs 10.53 cr:</br> High-society hi-jinks on the high seas. This, in short, is what ‘Dil Dhadakne Do’ comes off as primarily, even if there are multiple straining-for-depth strands in it. Of creeping middle-age and dwindling love. Of gender imbalance caused by dominant males, and the making of submissive women. Of lineage and privilege and position. Of life lessons from the wisest of them all, a dog named Pluto. (Bollywood Hungama) <br>ABCD 2 first day box office collections: Rs 14.30 cr:</br> ABCD 2 movie is a pure delight for any dance lover. It is about how one can make their dreams true through determination, persistence and hard work. It is also about giving second chances to people who have worked hard to prove themselves once again. The direction and screenplay is very good. Music and dance sequences are awesome and worth watching. To top it all, it is shown in 3D, which elevates the joy of watching the dance sequences. (Bollywood Hungama) -
<b>Baahubali first day box office colelctions: Rs 50 crore:</br>Right from its opening frames, ‘Baahubali’ holds out many promises: of adventure and romance, love and betrayal, valour and weakness. And it delivers magnificently on each of them. This is full-tilt ,fully-assured filmmaking of a very high order. ‘Baahubali’ is simply spectacular. (Bollywood Hungama)

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