The Yami Gautam starrer Article 370 has shown a promising start in the overseas box office, with noticeable growth on its second day across several key markets. Here’s a day-wise comparison and analysis of its performance in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada.
Day 1 Performance
Australia: The film opened with $15,382 USD from 30 screens.
New Zealand: It garnered $1,735 USD from 11 screens.
U.K.: The U.K. box office saw a collection of $15,700 USD from 47 screens.
U.S.A.: The United States reported the highest opening with $59,869 USD from 134 screens.
Canada: In Canada, it made $18,674 USD from 24 screens.
Day 2 Performance
Australia: Saw a significant increase to $23,526 USD from 31 screens, indicating a growth of 52.96%.
New Zealand: The growth was even more pronounced at 87.39%, with collections jumping to $3,252 USD from the same number of screens.
U.K.: Interestingly, in U.K. it collected $8,084 USD from 30 screens with some screens yet to report.
U.S.A.: Continued to lead with an impressive surge to $91,348 USD from 114 screens, marking a 52.52% growth.
Canada: Showed the highest growth rate of 85.98%, with revenues increasing to $34,727 USD from 23 screens.
Analysis
The film experienced robust growth in Australia, New Zealand, the USA, and Canada, with the U.S. maintaining its lead in both revenue and growth percentage. Notably, Canada showcased the highest growth rate on Day 2 over Day 1.
These results highlight the reception of Article 370 across different overseas markets, with overall positive growth indicating a strong interest in the film’s subject matter and its lead star, Yami Gautam.
