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    Ek Tha Tiger all set to break box office records.

    By FilmsOfIndia  |  Posted August 20, 2012  |  Mumbai
     
    Salman Khan’s Ek Tha Tiger has made close to Rs 50 Cr in two days. Surprised? We’re not.

    Going by the figures, the movie earned as much as Rs 32.92 crore by its first day itself, which was Independence day, hence, a holiday. The second day saw the earnings of up to Rs 17.50 Cr. Though that’s a drop of almost 50%, experts suggest that there’s little to worry as the second day, Thursday was a working day. Grossing a total of Rs 50.42 crore in the first day itself, ETT has broken all beginner records for movies.

    So come weekend, and expect a rise in the sales. If all goes well, say the number gurus of the industry, the weekend and the Ramzan Eid holiday on Monday could help it cross the Rs 100 Cr mark.

    We hardly doubt that this will be the exact case!

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