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'Madaari' Mints Rs 20 Crore In Opening Weekend

IANS, 25 Jul, 2016 11:24 AM

Bollywood star Irrfan Khan's "Madaari", which released alongside Rajinikanth-starrer "Kabali", has minted Rs 20.55 crore in its opening weekend.

The Nishikant Kamat directorial, which released on Friday, grossed Rs 16.15 crore in India and Rs 4.4 crore worldwide, read a statement.

The thriller, which sees Irrfan and Kamat team up again after the award winning "Mumbai Meri Jaan", has been lauded by the film fraternity too.

While the film is about taking a stand and shouldering responsibility, it also showcases the bond between a father and son.

"Madaari" also stars Jimmy Sheirgill, Vishesh Bansal, Tushar Dalvi, Nitish Pandey and Ayesha Raza.

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