'Brothers' Mints Over Rs.36 Crore In Two Days

IANS, 16 Aug, 2015 02:30 PM

"Brothers", which shows Akshay Kumar and Sidharth Malhotra as warring siblings, has earned Rs.36.63 crore at the box office.

"Brothers" recorded a 40 percent jump on Saturday by collecting Rs.21.43 crore net at the box office. After raking in Rs.15.20 crore on day one, the total collection now stands at Rs.36.63 crore, read a statement.

The Karan Malhotra directorial has become the second double digit opening film for Sidharth. His last year's film "Ek Villain" had a massive opening of Rs.16.72 crore.

"Brothers", presented by Fox Star Studios and produced by Dharma Productions, also stars Jacqueline Fernandes.

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