Saaho box office collection day 4: Prabhas starrer defies all odds, earns whopping Rs 350 cr

Saaho box office collection day 4: Prabhas and Shraddha Kapoor starrer has had a dream start at the box office despite negative reviews from critics and even bad word-of-mouth among movie lovers. Driven by the massive response it got during the advance bookings, Saaho has completed a four day weekend (which included Ganesh Chaturthi holiday) with a whopping Rs 350 crore already in its kitty. Yes! That's the amount it has earned world-wide so far. In the domestic market, Saaho has managed to earn Rs 250 crore in the first four days. 

According to film entertainment tracker Kaushik LM, these numbers have comes against all odds, marking an excellent weekend for the film. "#Prabhas's #Saaho 4 Days Weekend Box-office milestones 300 CR+ Gross WW 250 CR+ Gross Domestic 100 CR+ Net WW Hindi Version 100 CR+ Gross in Telugu states 160 CR+ Share WW Defying all odds, overall excellent long weekend #SaahoInCinemas," he tweeted. 

However, there has been a drop in the collection of Saaho's Hindi version and the upcoming week could be a tough one for it. Trade analyst Joginder Tuteja revealed that there was a 50% drop in the collection and the rough estimate of the Hindi version of Saaho on Monday stands at around Rs 13-14 crore. The official figures are yet to come out. 

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"#Exclusive - #Saaho(Hindi) - #EarlyEstimates - 13-14 cr. A good hold with ~50% drop from Friday. I expected a bit more, considering excellent weekend and partial holiday of #GaneshChaturthi Let’s see if final tally comes to around 15 cr. (sic)." Tuteja tweeted. 

Saaho is a spy thriller produced by UV Creations in a huge budget of Rs 350 crore. It has been slammed by the critics for poor VFX and dumb screenplay. Movie critic, business analyst and influencer Taran Adarsh called the film unbearable and a waste of opportunity. "#Saaho: UNBEARABLE. A colossal waste of talent, big money and opportunity... Weak story, confusing screenplay and amateur direction," he had tweeted.

Saaho was released in over 4,500 screens in India and was shot in Austria, Abu Dabhi, Romania and other parts of Europe as well as in India.