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‘Chaniya Toli’ BO day 7: Yash’s film crosses Rs 8.84 crore

'Chaniya Toli' box office collections day 7: Yash Soni film holds well, crosses Rs 8.84 crore

Jay Bodas and Parth Trivedi’s Gujarati entertainer ‘Chaniya Toli’ has successfully wrapped up its first week at the box office with solid numbers and positive audience feedback.The film, starring Yash Soni, Netri Trivedi, Chetan Daiya, Heena Varde, and Maulik Nayak, collected Rs 74 lakhs on its seventh day (early estimates), taking its total India net earnings to Rs 8.84 crore. Despite a dip in weekday collections, Chaniya Toli continues to benefit from strong word-of-mouth.Strong opening week for a regional gemAccording to industry tracker Sacnilk, ‘Chaniya Toli’ opened on a promising note with Rs 1.2 crore on its first day and maintained steady growth through its initial days. The movie made Rs 1.6 crore on Saturday and Rs 1.7 crore on Sunday. The film’s week-one total of Rs 8.84 crore. The film also recorded an overall 22.71% occupancy across Gujarat on October 27.Night shows drive monday businessOccupancy trends reveal that Chaniya Toli saw its highest audience turnout during night shows as it peaked at 37.22 percent when compared to 7.31 percent in the morning. Afternoon and evening shows registered 22.47 percent and 23.83 percent respectively.A refreshing storylineThe film revolves around a group of village women who devise a clever heist to reclaim what was unjustly taken from them due to corruption. Audiences have praised Chaniya Toli for its engaging screenplay, witty dialogues, and grounded performances. With decent reviews all over, the Gujarati heist film is expected to mint more numbers in the coming days.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers in this article are compiled from our proprietary sources and diverse public data. We strive for accuracy and all figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the project’s box office performance. We are open to feedback and suggestions on toientertainment@timesinternet.in

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‘Chaniya Toli’ box office collections day 7: Yash Soni film holds well, crosses Rs 8.84 crore

Jay Bodas’ Gujarati entertainer ‘Chaniya Toli’ has successfully wrapped up its first week at the box office with solid numbers and positive audience feedback.The film, starring Yash Soni, Netri Trivedi, Chetan Daiya, Heena Varde, and Maulik Nayak, collected Rs 74 lakhs on its seventh day (early estimates), taking its total India net earnings to Rs 8.84 crore. Despite a dip in weekday collections, Chaniya Toli continues to benefit from strong word-of-mouth.Strong opening week for a regional gemAccording to industry tracker Sacnilk, ‘Chaniya Toli’ opened on a promising note with Rs 1.2 crore on its first day and maintained steady growth through its initial days. The movie made Rs 1.6 crore on Saturday and Rs 1.7 crore on Sunday. The film’s week-one total of Rs 8.84 crore. The film also recorded an overall 22.71% occupancy across Gujarat on October 27.Night shows drive monday businessOccupancy trends reveal that Chaniya Toli saw its highest audience turnout during night shows as it peaked at 37.22 percent when compared to 7.31 percent in the morning. Afternoon and evening shows registered 22.47 percent and 23.83 percent respectively.A refreshing storylineThe film revolves around a group of village women who devise a clever heist to reclaim what was unjustly taken from them due to corruption. Audiences have praised Chaniya Toli for its engaging screenplay, witty dialogues, and grounded performances. With decent reviews all over, the Gujarati heist film is expected to mint more numbers in the coming days.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers in this article are compiled from our proprietary sources and diverse public data. We strive for accuracy and all figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the project’s box office performance. We are open to feedback and suggestions on toientertainment@timesinternet.in

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