Bollywood : Dil Bole Hadippa had a decent start at the box office of around 60% at multiplexes and 35% at single screens. Delhi/NCR saw the best opening with collections of over 70%. Overall with a decent start and a holiday week it should manage a healthy week one total but it remains to be seen how it goes after thereafter.

Bollywood : Wanted is continuing with record business on Tuesday which was Bassi Eid. The film collected around 5.75 crore nett on Tuesday which is very similar to the collections of Ghajini on its first Tuesday.

Single screens across the country recorded huge business with higher collections than Monday. Multiplexes were around 30% lower than its record Monday.

The five day collections of the film stand at around 31 crore nett and the next two days are expected to add anywhere between 5-7.50 crore nett depending on how it performs as holiday season is over. The first week business should come somewhere in the range of 36-38.50 crore nett which would make it Salman Khan's biggest first week opener and and the fifth biggest seven day opening week in history.

Bollywood : Wanted created history on Eid by recording the highest collections ever on a Monday. Wanted grossed a huge 7.25 crore net on Monday which is higher than what Ghajini did on its first Monday. But it must be noted that the Ghajini Monday was not a holiday.

The four day nett business of Wanted is now around 25.25 crore net and 35 crore nett first week is on the cards and it could even go higher depending what happens today.

Wanted had underperformed in parts over the first two days but its business on Eid holiday Monday means the film is a sure hit and if it can sustain from here on it could emerge a Super Hit or better.

Bollywood actor Salman Khan poses for a picture in Mumbai

Bollywood actor Salman Khan poses for a picture upon his arrival for a celebration party for the movie "Kanchivaram" in Mumbai September 22, 2009. "Kanchivaram", a Tamil film that presents a rare portrayal of a town's silk weaving community, won big at the 55th National Film Awards on September 7, picking up trophies for best movie and best actor. Picture taken September 22, 2009.REUTERS/Manav Manglani (INDIA)

Photographer: REUTERS/Stringer India

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