Closing its five-day extended weekend run overseas, ‘Bade Miyan Chote Miyan’ netted a hefty $2.90 million. While this might seem like a promising haul for a typical Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff starrer over a standard three-day period, the film’s performance falls short considering the Eid holidays and two additional days. However, when contrasted with its lackluster performance in the domestic market, the overseas box office presents a comparatively brighter picture.
Underwhelming Start for ‘Bade Miyan Chote Miyan’ as it Aims to Stay Below $5M Mark
The film kicked off with modest numbers on Wednesday, benefiting from the Eid holiday in the Middle East and the United Kingdom. Typically, weekday releases gain momentum over the weekend, but in this case, the initial surge was dampened as both major markets experienced a decline post-holiday, with Thursday emerging as the strongest day. Now that the Eid festivities have concluded, the film’s prospects look bleak, and it’s projected to fall short of the $5 million mark. While this performance is disappointing, it’s not as dismal as its performance in India.
The overseas box office collections of Bade Miyan Chote Miyan are as follows:
Wednesday – USD 600,000
Thursday – USD 650,000
Friday – USD 625,000
Saturday – USD 625,000
Sunday – USD 400,000
Total – USD 2,900,000
The territorial breakdown for the overseas box office collection of Bade Miyan Chote Miyan is as follows:
Gulf – USD 1,425,000
United States – USD 480,000
Canada – USD 160,000
Australia – USD 150,000
New Zealand – USD 90,000
Rest of Asia – USD 165,000
United Kingdom – USD 250,000
Europe – USD 100,000
Rest – USD 75,000
Total – USD 2,900,000
