There were two Hindi films released on Friday with Flight and Koi Jaane Na and both had very limited collections with Koi Jaane Na being the better of the two. Its very difficult for these type of films to find any audience in the present situation but neither will have the content say like a Ram Prasad Ki Tehrvi which a very small minority will like and keep it afloat in cinemas for a prolonged period though without much collections.

The South is seeing better results as they had three main releases with Sulthan in Tamil, Wild Dog in Telugu and Yuvarathnaa in Kannada. Yuvarathnaa was the best of the lot as with a Thursday release it got to around 13 crore nett in two days but the the Karantaka state got hit with the 50% capacity rule and the collections of the film came down heavily on Saturday. This film looked set for a good run but still should manage to do pretty well in the long run.

The Tamil film Sulthan also fared well with 7 crore nett on Friday followed up with 5 crore nett on Saturday. These are the best results seen in this market since Master in January which is the only film to cross 150 crore nett in India post the pandemic.

The Telugu film Wild Dog was a poor fare considering a lot of Telugu films have fared well. This film featured Nagurjana who featured in some Hindi films in the 90's with the Maharashtra HIT Shiva (1990) and the Amitabh Bachchan starrer Khuda Gawah (1992) among others. This film collected 2 crore nett on Friday and then there was a big drop on Saturday.