Kalki
2898
AD
Box
Office
Collection
Day
3
(Hindi):
Prabhas
and
Deepika
Padukone
have
all
the
reasons
to
be
on
cloud
nine
these
days.
After
all,
their
first
collaboration
Kalki
2898
AD
has
witnessed
a
thunderous
opening
at
the
box
office.
Directed
by
Nag
Ashwin,
Kalki
2898
AD
also
features
Kamal
Haasan,
Amitabh
Bachchan
and
Disha
Patani
in
the
lead
and
has
been
one
of
the
most
anticipated
releases
of
the
year.
For
the
uninitiated,
Kalki
2898
AD
is
a
dystopian
science
fiction
film
and
is
the
most
expensive
film
of
the
Indian
Cinema.

Set
in
the
post-apocalyptic
world
in
the
year
2898
AD,
Kalki
2898
AD
has
been
the
most
expensive
film
of
the
Indian
cinema
and
chronicles
some
events
of
the
Mahabharata
in
the
year
3102
BC.
As
Kalki
2898
AD
managed
to
create
a
massive
buzz
in
the
town
and
opened
to
rave
reviews.
In
fact,
this
Nag
Ashwin
directorial
saw
a
thunderous
start
at
the
box
office
with
an
opening
day
collection
of
Rs
95.3
crores
all
languages
combined
(Hindi,
Tamil,
Telugu,
Kannada
and
Malayalam).

Kalki
2898
AD
Box
Office
Collection
Day
3

Interestingly,
Kalki
2898
AD
has
witnessed
a
good
start
in
the
Hindi
market
as
well.
According
to
a
report
published
in
Sacnilk,
Kalki
2898
AD
made
an
opening
day
collection
of
Rs
22.5
crores
followed
by
an
earning
of
Rs
23
crores
on
the
second
day
(first
Friday).
This
Nag
Ashwin
directorial
saw
a
decent
hike
in
numbers
on
the
third
day
of
release
(first
Saturday)
wherein
Kalki
2898
AD
raked
in
Rs
27
crores
which
took
the
overall
collections
of
the
film
to
Rs
72.5
crores.
It
was
evident
that
Kalki
2898
AD
remained
unfazed
with
the
craze
for
India
vs
South
Africa
T20
World
Cup
2024
finals.
It
will
be
interesting
to
see
how
Kalki
2898
AD
will
fare
at
the
box
office
in
the
coming
days.
Interestingly,
Kalki
2898
AD
has
also
been
doing
a
phenomenal
business
worldwide
as
it
as
made
a
collection
of
Rs
298.5
crores
worldwide
in
just
2
days
of
release.

Meanwhile,
Nag
Ashwin
in
his
interaction
with
Deadline
stated
that
the
movie
“does
not
involve
any
characters
actively
worshipped
by
large
numbers
of
Hindus”.
He
further
asserted,
“We
can
take
it
as
extremely
religious
or
we
can
take
it
as
the
story
of
somebody
who
was
born
with
a
lot
of
power,
didn’t
know
what
to
do
with
it,
and
found
his
mentor
in
the
process”.