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'Jawan' becomes the first Indian film to cross $16 million in the Middle East

One after the other, the film is creating new records at the box office not just in India but also across the world.
Last Updated : 05 October 2023, 16:42 IST
Last Updated : 05 October 2023, 16:42 IST

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It's almost a month since Shah Rukh Khan's action entertainer Jawan has released, but its craze among the audience doesn't seem to settle down at any cost.

One after the other, the film is creating new records at the box office not just in India, but also across the world. Having set its feet strongly in different parts of the world, Jawan has now made a distinctive mark in the Middle East market as well, with the film emerging as the No 1 Indian film in the region with its phenomenal collection figures.

Talking about the same, Nelson D’souza, Vice President International Distribution, said, "Jawan has been received exceptionally well in international markets and continues to perform exceptionally well, becoming the first Indian film to cross $16 Million in the Middle East and emerging as No 1 Indian Film while raking in an outstanding 44.43 million in overseas till date. There is nothing quite like this we have seen before and we are now looking forward to even more exciting times ahead with Dunki!"

"Jawan is spreading its magic in the UAE market. Well, among many, this is indeed yet another example of its success and the unprecedented love that the film is receiving from the audience. Well, as we see, Jawan is constantly on the rise, it would be interesting to see how the film will create more records in the future," Nelson concluded.

Jawan is a Red Chillies Entertainment presentation directed by Atlee, produced by Gauri Khan, and co-produced by Gaurav Verma. The film was released worldwide in theaters on September 7th, 2023, in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.

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Published 05 October 2023, 16:42 IST

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