Akshay Kumar starrer social drama, PadMan which released in China last Friday has failed to replicate the success it achieved in India. Written and directed by R Balki, the film has released to a very dull response in China and managed to earn just Rs 37.49 crores in the first weekend. The film had a disastrous start on Friday and had earned just Rs 10.93 crore on day 1 but was expected to pick over the weekend. 

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However, the film failed to lift the numbers during the course of the weekend. The numbers substantiate and prove that PadMan hasn't been able to make a mark. As of now, the movie has been able to earn $5.22 million which would make approximately Rs 37.49 crore and is inclusive of the paid previews. While in India it had managed to earn double the amount and a lifetime earning of Rs 81.10 crore.

"#PadMan misses the mark in #China... The trending was weak, while the jump in biz was clearly lacking...Fri $ 1.47 mn, Sat $ 2.04 mn, Sun $ 1.65 mn, Total: $ 5.22 mn [₹ 37.49 cr] Note: Includes previews," Taran Adarsh, movie critic and business analyst, tweeted. 

On the day of its China release, PadMan earned $1.5 million (Rs. 10.93 crore approx) with 324,659 admissions, the following day it managed to earn $2.04 million (Rs 14.63 crore approx) and had 459047 admissions.

The third day it earned $1.65 million (Rs 11.83 crore approx) and had 376419 admissions. The total revenue generated by this movie in the neighbouring country is $5.22 million (Rs 37.49 crore approx). 

This is not the first time that the Chinese audience catches Akshay Kumar on-screen. Before PadMan, Toilet: Ek Prem Katha had released there. Also, his recent movie, 2.0 is set to get a China release too.