Tiger 3 box office: Salman Khan starrer trumps Baahubali 2, Jawan, Gadar 2 & Pathaan - here's how
Tiger 3 became the fastest Rs 100 crore grosser for Salman Khan

Salman Khan starrer Tiger 3 has hit the ball out of the park on its second day at the box office. The film raked in Rs 59.25 crore (Hindi - Rs 58 crore and Telugu, Tamil - Rs 1.25 crore) yesterday and currently stands with a grand total of Rs 103.75 crore.
While the film is expected to enter the Rs 150 crore club today at the ticket windows, it has emerged as the highest first-Monday grosser beating Baahubali 2 (Rs 40.25 crore), Gadar 2 (Rs 38.70 crore) Dangal (Rs 25.69 crore), KGF 2 (Rs 25.57 crore) and Tiger Zinda Hai (Rs 36.54 crore). In fact, it has surpassed Jawan & Pathaan by a huge margin.
Since the film is made on a humongous budget, it will be crucial for Tiger 3 to hold well at the box office in the coming days. The collections of film will be impacted tomorrow due to the semi-final between India and New Zealand and on Sunday (If India reaches the final). However, due to long empty weekends, it has all the potential to be the dark horse of the ticket windows.
Talking about the film, it follows the events of Tiger Zinda Hai, War and Pathaan. It is directed by Maneesh Sharma, who previously helmed films like Band Baaja Baaraat, Ladies Vs Ricky Bahl, Shuddh Desi Romance and Fan. Tiger 3 also features Katrina Kaif, Emraan Hashmi and Revathy in prominent roles with cameos from Shah Rukh Khan and Hrithik Roshan. Apart from Hindi, the film has also hit the screens in Tamil and Telugu dubbed versions.

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