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Kabir Singh Box Office Collection Day 27: Shahid Kapoor’s blockbuster slows down

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 Shahid Kapoor and Kiara Advani’s Kabir Singh, which breaks many records at the domestic box office, has slowed down the pace now. The reason for this is the knocking films in theaters. But Kabir Singh is still recovering. On Wednesday, the film has added about one crore and its earnings. 

The total collection of Shahid Kapoor and Kidar Advani’s Kabir Singh has been estimated to be around 264 million rupees. On Wednesday, the film earned about one crore rupees. Recent effects on the film are being seen on the film and Kabir Singh is also running for the fourth week. Particularly Hrithik Roshan’s film Super 30 has affected Kabir Singh’s collection. The movie Super 30 has knocked on theaters on July 12, which has reduced the collection of Kabir Singh in the fourth week. Earlier, on June 28, the article 15 had not seen much impact on Kabir Singh’s earnings due to his release. However, the film has earned bumper. 

The film earned Rs 2.54 crore on Friday, Rs 3.75 crore on Saturday, Rs 4.05 crore on Sunday, 1.65 crore rupees on Monday, 1.60 crore rupees on Tuesday and about one crore rupees on Wednesday. Shahid Kapoor and Kidar Advani starrer Kabir Singh were released on June 21. This remake of the Telugu hit Arjun Reddy is the biggest blockbuster movie of Shahid Kapoor’s career so far. 

Kabir Singh is a critical film for Shahid Kapoor’s career. Because this is his solo movie which can collect more than 100 crores. With this film is crossing the 200 crores and 250 crores and breaking many records is progressing further. 

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