Jawan Becomes Highest-Grossing Indian Film of 2023, Earns Rs 1,146 Crore Globally Subtitle: Shah Rukh Khan-starrer breaks box office records, sets new standards
Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan becomes highest-grossing Indian film of 2023, earns Rs 1,146 crore globally
After 50 days at the box office, Jawan starring Shah Rukh Khan has made an astounding Rs 1,146 crore globally, making it the highest-grossing Indian film of 2023.
The creators of the action movie starring Atlee revealed a unique poster on Thursday to celebrate this accomplishment. Production firm Red Chillies Entertainment wrote, "50 days and still winning millions of hearts, Jawan is ruling every corner of the world!" next to the X poster.
Since opening in theaters on September 7, Jawan has brought in over Rs 640 crore nett from domestic box office receipts. The movie has broken box office records and established new standards during its time in theaters. It brought in the highest opening weekend (Rs 252 crore nett), opening week (Rs 348 crore nett), and opening day (Rs 65 crore nett) sums for a Hindi film.
50 days and still winning millions of hearts, Jawan is ruling every corner of the world!????❤️
Book your tickets now!https://t.co/B5xelUahHO
Watch #Jawan in cinemas - in Hindi, Tamil & Telugu. pic.twitter.com/3UgvVtEv5o — Red Chillies Entertainment (@RedChilliesEnt) October 26, 2023
It was the quickest Hindi movie to cross the $100 million mark in two days, the $200 million mark in four days, the $300 million mark in six days, the $400 million mark in nine days, and the Rs 500 million milestone in eight days (18 days). Additionally, Jawan became the first Bollywood movie to break the Rs 600 crore domestic mark.
Nayanthara, Vijay Sethupathi, Priyamani, Sanya Malhotra, Sunil Grover, Ridhi Dogra, Sanjeeta Bhattacharya, Girija Oak, Lehar Khan, and Aaliyah Qureishi are among the star-studded ensemble cast members of Jawan. Also making cameo appearances in the movie are Deepika Padukone and Sanjay Dutt.
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