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Hrithik Roshan's Bang Bang Inches Towards Rs 300 Crore Worldwide
The film has made Rs 226.12 crore gross in India and around Rs 72 crore in the overseas territories
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Bang Bang Crosses Rs 150 Crore Mark in India
The film has also collected close to Rs 70 Crore in the foreign markets
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Hrithik Roshan on Bang Bang Success: Films With Mixed Reviews Cross Rs 100-crore Mark
Hrithik Roshan says that surprisingly all the movies which opened to mixed reviews managed to gross over Rs 100 crore
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Bang Bang Mints Rs 175.61 Crore Worldwide
The film, made on a budget of Rs 140 Crore, has grossed over 134 Crore in Domestic Box Office
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Singham Returns With a Bang at Box Office
Ajay Devgn-starrer Singham Returns is off to a strong start at the box office. Singham Returns has already grossed over Rs 50 crore at the domestic box office in first two days and estimates are that it may pull in Rs 75 crore in its first three days.
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Reforms will do little to support growth over next 2 years: Moody's Analytics
The initial bounce in investor sentiment following the announcement of Prime Minister Manmohan Singhs Big Bang of economic reforms has faded, and the reality of Indias deepseated structural problems has begun to set in.
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Hrithik Roshan's Bang Bang Inches Towards Rs 300 Crore Worldwide
The film has made Rs 226.12 crore gross in India and around Rs 72 crore in the overseas territories
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Bang Bang Crosses Rs 150 Crore Mark in India
The film has also collected close to Rs 70 Crore in the foreign markets
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Hrithik Roshan on Bang Bang Success: Films With Mixed Reviews Cross Rs 100-crore Mark
Hrithik Roshan says that surprisingly all the movies which opened to mixed reviews managed to gross over Rs 100 crore
-
Bang Bang Mints Rs 175.61 Crore Worldwide
The film, made on a budget of Rs 140 Crore, has grossed over 134 Crore in Domestic Box Office
-
Singham Returns With a Bang at Box Office
Ajay Devgn-starrer Singham Returns is off to a strong start at the box office. Singham Returns has already grossed over Rs 50 crore at the domestic box office in first two days and estimates are that it may pull in Rs 75 crore in its first three days.
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Reforms will do little to support growth over next 2 years: Moody's Analytics
The initial bounce in investor sentiment following the announcement of Prime Minister Manmohan Singhs Big Bang of economic reforms has faded, and the reality of Indias deepseated structural problems has begun to set in.
