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Dunki box office collection day 14: Shah Rukh Khan’s film witnesses a slump on second Wednesday, to earn Rs 3.30 crore | Hindi Movie News

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Jan 4, 2024

Shah Rukh Khan’s Dunki has experienced a notable dip in its box office performance on its fourteenth day of release. The film also starring Taapsee Pannu, Boman Irani, Vicky Kaushal among others had initially garnered significant attention but it has now faced a slump in collections on its second Wednesday.
As the film entered its third week in theaters, Dunki witnessed a decline in audience turnout, reflecting in its day 14 box office figures.The movie is expected to earn approximately Rs 3.30 crore, marking a significant drop from its previous collections. The total domestic collections of Dunki now stands at Rs 203.92 crore.

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The slump in Dunki collections on the second Wednesday has left industry experts and fans alike surprised, especially considering the initial buzz surrounding the film. Despite the decline, Shah Rukh Khan’s dedicated fan base and the film’s strong start in its opening week have kept the overall box office performance respectable.

It remains to be seen whether Dunki will manage to regain momentum in the coming days or if it will continue to face challenges at the box office.

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