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he action thriller is witnessing a massive response in the Indian market and you will be surprised to know that the foreign audience is just loving the film.
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1st record - The movie earned Rs 33.75 crore on the first day. The collection is the highest ever for a movie releasing on a non-holiday and broke the previous record held by Aamir Khan’s Dhoom 3.
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2nd record: It has created the record of fastest Rs 150 crore.
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3rd record: TZH recorded the biggest ever single day collection in the history of Bollywood by earning Rs 45.53 crore nett on day three.
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4th record: Tiger Zinda Hai also went on to record the highest ever three-day weekend.
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5th record: TZH created the record of the biggest ever four-day extended holiday weekend.
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Also, Tiger Zinda Hai is Salman Khan’s 12th film to cross Rs 100 cr mark.
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Salman vs wild wolves fight is being praised a lot.
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People who have watched the movie are praising Iranian actor Sajjad Delfarooz a lot.
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Songs featuring Salman and Katrina are awesome!
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Salman seems to have shrugged off the rough patch after the poor performance by Tubelight, which was not able to break the opening records of superstar’s previous Eid outings Bajrangi Bhaijaan and Sultan.
With amazing box office collection, Salman Khan film Tiger Zinda Hai creates these 5 unique records – Check list
By: FE Online
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- Dec 29, 2017 at 6:45 pmSalman ne itni Fights kari but kisi bhi scene me uske maathe ya chehre pe "Pasine ki Ek Boond" bhi nahi hai aur Na hi uske baal kharab huye. Fight me khoon nikal gaya face pe se lekin Baal ekdam set rahe..Reply
- Dec 29, 2017 at 9:27 amAll you said as records is fake. Pl do not forget Bahubali2 records which are not yet broken by any Indian film, be it in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil or Malayalam. All the records you have over-enthusiastically mentioned for your favourite Bollywood or Khans are in tact in the name of Bahubali2 and no Indian film is likely to break them for next 10 years when rupee gets devalued over the next decade.Reply