Chennai Express, in its 5th Weekend run, made a business of about 90 lacs at the Domestic Box Office. This Shah Rukh Khan-Deepika Padukone starrer now stands at a domestic total of about 225 crores at the Box Office. The collections on 5th Friday were around 20 lacs. It picked up a little on 5th Saturday raking in around 35 lacs and maintained a stable business on 5th Sunday collecting around 35 lacs at the Box Office. Deepika Padukone And Shah Rukh Khan In Chennai Express Movie Stills Deepika Padukone And Shah Rukh Khan In Chennai Express Movie Stills With this, this Rohit Shetty flick has managed to make a gain of 150 crores in India on its earnings, that takes its profit rate up to 200%. Take a look at the chart below: Koimoi Bollywood Box Office – 2013 Movies With Best ROI (all-India net collections) (in Rs. crores) Koimoi analyses the profit and loss measures of each film that is released, keeping a close eye on the investments made on it. The profit margins of the films are calculated on the basis of the film’s return on investment (ROI). ROI is calculated by the number of times a movie earns over its production and marketing costs. Contrary to popular belief, 100 crore club is not the index of profit or success. But it is the ROI the film garners that makes it lucrative of profit incurring as a venture! Now, enjoy reading koimoi on your Android Smartphone. Download the FREE App right here. ROI Rank Movie Name Producer Cost* (Crores) Lifetime India BO (Crores) ROI (BO less cost) (Crores) ROI multiples ROI/COST% 1 Aashiqui 2 Vishesh Films/T-Series 12 85.40 73.40 612% 2 Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani Dharma/UTV 45 190 145 322% 3 ABCD UTV 12 46 34 283% 4 Fukrey Excel Entertainment 11 36.50 25.50 232% 5 Chennai Express Red Chillies Ent. & UTV 75 225* 150 200% 6 Murder 3 Vishesh Films/Fox Star 7 20 13 186% 7 Jolly LLB Fox Star 12 32 20 167% 8 Shootout At Wadala Balaji/White Feather Films 26 62 36 138% 9 Bhaag Milkha Bhaag Viacom 18 & ROMP 50 102.50 52.5 105% 10 Kai Po Che! and Chashme Baddoor UTV and Viacom 18/Shomaker 25 and 20 50 and 40 25 and 20 100%
Posted on: Mon, 09 Sep 2013 14:06:32 +0000