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Darna Zaroori Hai
Directors: Various
Cast: Amitabh Bachchan, Anil Kapoor, Riteish Deshmukh, Arjun Rampal, Mallika Sherawat, Rajpal Yadav & others
Plus Points: Sequel to Darna Mana Hai, unconventional idea, some good stories
Weak Points: Not eerie enough
Box-Office verdict: Flop







Pyare Mohan
Director: Indra Kumar
Cast: Viveik Oberoi, Fardeen Khan, Esha Deol, Amrita Rao
Plus Points: None
Weak Points: Deflated humour, weak music, mediocre performances, confused script
Box-Office verdict: Flop






Humko Deewana Kar Gaye
Director: Raj Kanwar
Cast: Akshay Kumar, Katrina Kaif, Bipasha Basu, Anil Kapoor
Plus Points: Outstanding music, production values, photography and Akshay-Katrina fresh combination
Weak Points: Lame script and dialogue track
Box-Office verdict: Flop (except UK)





Shaadi Se Pehle
Director: Satish Kaushik
Cast: Akshaye Khanna, Mallika Sherawat, Ayesha Takia
Plus Points: None, really!
Weak Points: Weak script, average music, absence of humour
Box-Office verdict: Flop

Being Cyrus
Director: Homi Adajania
Cast: Naseeruddin Shah, Dimple Kapadia, Saif Ali Khan, Simone Singh
Plus Points: Brillian Humour (dark), Splending performances
Weak Points: Too sluggish and unconventional for the average audience
Box-Office verdict: Flop







Umar
Director: Karan Razdan
Cast: Jimmy Sheirgill, Kadar Khan, Prem Chopra & others
Plus Points: Nice theme, sincere performances
Weak Points: Lack of face value, dull, weak music
Box-Office verdict:Disaster






36 CHINA TOWN
Directors: Abbas-Mustan
Cast: Shahid Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor, Akshaye Khanna
Plus Points: Strong music, time pass, good moments
Weak Points: Weak climax, amateurish at places, Kareena's weak role
Box-Office verdict: Average (Strictly)

PHIR HERA PHERI
Director: Neeraj Vora
Cast: Akshay Kumar, Suniel Shetty, Rimii Sen, Bipasha Basu
Plus Points: Brilliant performance by Paresh Rawal, good one-liners
Weak Points: Mediocre music, sluggish second half, ill-sketched roles for Rimii & Bipasha
Box-Office verdict: Hit





CHUP CHUP KE
Director: Priyadarshan
Cast: Shahid Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor, Neha Dhupia, Paresh Rawal, Rajpal Yadav
Plus Points: Good mix of comedy and drama for families, foot-tapping music, strong
Weak Points: performances by Paresh and Rajpal, Certain technical aspecs could have been better
Box-Office verdict: Average (Strong in the UK)








FANAA
Director: Kunal Kohli
Cast: Aamir Khan, Kajol
Plus Points: Strong performances by lead talent, strong first half
Weak Points: Mixed music, weak second half
Box-Office verdict: Super Hit

keep coming

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mus be super duper hit

gangster is a hit and so is tom dick and harry. 36 china town is a hit and humko diwaana kar gaye is average.

here is the overseas for fanaa and phir hera pheri

Here's something to cheer about! The business of Hindi films has shown an upswing of late, in both U.K. and U.S. territories. In U.K., FANAA has crossed £ 1 million, which is one big achievement. In the U.S. too, the film is expected to touch $ 2 million by next weekend, which is fabulous. The combined total from these two markets has crossed Rs. 17.75 crores making fanaa a blockbuster in these territories. combined with the earnings from australia, far east , middle east and africa the cumulative overseas earnings of fanaa are expected to total about 70 crores. adding indian collections would take the film past the 125 crore mark, making it a bumper hit.

Also, PHIR HERA PHERI is a big success in U.K., while CHUP CHUP KE is rock-steady in both U.K. and U.S. territories. The John Abraham-Lisa Ray starrer WATER is also having a dream run in U.S.A. And with the keenly-anticipated KRRISH arriving this Friday, the Overseas territory is back on the tracks!

Weekend: June 16 - 18, 2006.

U.K. BOX-OFFICE

PHIR HERA PHERI [last weekend: No. 8, this weekend: No. 11]: In its second weekend, the film has collected £ 101,588 on 39 screens, with the per screen average working out to £ 2,605. Total: £ 301,186 [approx. Rs. 2.54 crores].


CHUP CHUP KE [last weekend: No. 11, this weekend: No. 14]: In its second weekend, the film has collected £ 69,277 on 28 screens, with the per screen average working out to £ 2,474. Total: £ 199,907 [approx. Rs. 1.69 crores].


FANAA [last weekend: No. 10, this weekend: No. 15]: In its fourth weekend, the film has collected £ 61,785 on 39 screens, with the per screen average working out to £ 1,584. Total: £ 1,077,255 [approx. Rs. 9.10 crores].




U.S.A. BOX-OFFICE

WATER [last weekend: No. 26, this weekend: No. 24]: In its eighth weekend, the film has collected $ 134,247 on 75 screens, with the per screen average working out to $ 1,790. Total: $ 2,326,288 [approx. Rs. 10.68 crores].


FANAA [last weekend: No. 25, this weekend: No. 26]: In its fourth weekend, the film has collected $ 111,746 on 40 screens, with the per screen average working out to $ 2,794. Total: $ 1,887,729 [approx. Rs. 8.66 crores].


CHUP CHUP KE [last weekend: No. 35, this weekend: No. 32]: In its second weekend, the film has collected $ 84,392 on 31 screens, with the per screen average working out to $ 2,722. Total: $ 230,318 [approx. Rs. 1.06 crores].

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India's own "Superman" flies high at box office
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Bollywood's version of Superman has thrown down a box-office challenge to his American counterpart, with trade analysts estimating the film earned an Indian record of $15 million in its opening week.

Almost one-third of the takings for "Krrish" came from overseas, mostly the United Kingdom and the United States where Bollywood fare is an entertainment staple for Indian expatriates.

"These are historic opening collections for a Bollywood film. India's first superhero is a superhit," said Taran Adarsh, a leading trade analyst.

"This is just the first week. Many cinemas are sold out for days.

"Krrish", which cost $10 million, was considered an expensive production in India's Hindi language film industry, the biggest in the world by volume and ticket sales but one which operates on low margins.

The story of a man with special powers who romances his lady love in between saving the world from a mad scientist has hit a chord with children, who love his ability to leap tall buildings at a bound in a black leather ensemble and a Batman-like mask.

"And something which is a hit with children will ensure their parents come along," Adarsh said.

Industry officials say the film is a huge success because the eponymous hero can tackle villains and save the world while singing and dancing -- a feature of Indian films.

"The film is a workable mixture of what the Indian audiences adore -- fantasy, adventure, romance and family values," said film critic Deepa Gehlot.

"The total package is a novelty for them."

The film is a sequel to the 2003 blockbuster "Koi...Mil Gaya" (I Found Someone), considered to be Hindi cinema's first major sci-fi movie.

"Krrish", played by Bollywood hunk Hrithik Roshan, boasts spectacular special effects as well as song and dance.