Prabhas' Salaar Roars: Box Office Triumph Surpasses Rs 250 Cr in 4 Days!

Summary: Prabhas' Salaar conquers box office, surpassing Rs 250 cr in 4 days, marking a triumphant return, outshining Shah Rukh Khan's Dunki.

In a stunning comeback, Prabhas' action-packed thriller, Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire, is making waves at the box office, leaving behind Shah Rukh Khan's Dunki. The movie notched up an impressive Rs 250 crore in India within the first four days, marking a triumphant return for Prabhas after some tough breaks with Saaho, Radhe Shyam, and Adipurush.

As the festive spirit embraced Christmas Day, Salaar saw a substantial uptick in collections, raking in an estimated Rs 42 crore on its fourth day. This Monday surge, backed by the holiday spirit, surpassed the performances of recent releases like Jawan, Leo, and Gadar 2. While it fell slightly short of Animal's day four earnings of Rs 43 crore, Salaar's robust Monday showing solidifies its box office dominance.

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The heart of Salaar's success seems to be Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, where the Telugu version commanded a remarkable 63% occupancy on the fourth day. In contrast, it secured 34% in Malayalam, 23% in Tamil, 35% in Hindi, and 45% in Kannada, Prashanth Neel's home turf. Despite the involvement of Malayalam star Prithviraj Sukumaran, Salaar retains its Prabhas-centric appeal.

Having surpassed the Rs 250 crore mark domestically, Salaar is on the fast track to cross the Rs 450 crore milestone globally. This achievement cements Prabhas' comeback story, bringing joy to his fans after a series of setbacks post-Baahubali.

On the global stage, Salaar claimed the third position in the weekend box office chart, trailing only behind Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom and Wonka. Dunki, with approximately Rs 250 crore in global earnings, secured the fourth spot. Rajkumar Hirani's Dunki continues to impress, making a strong Rs 22 crore on its fifth day, totaling Rs 128 crore in India.

Prabhas' Salaar is not just a movie; it's a box office sensation, signaling the return of the beloved actor to his rightful place at the top. The international appeal and stellar performance at the box office affirm Salaar's status as a must-watch blockbuster.