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Game Changer box office collection

The political action thriller Game Changer was released in cinemas on January 10. It is Ram Charan’s next film after the 2022 blockbuster RRR and Shankar’s next movie after the massive flop Indian 2. It seems that Game Changer, which also features Kiara Advani and SJ Suryah in the leading roles, is heading towards being a disaster as the film continues to struggle at the box office.

In its first six days, Game Changer earned Rs 113 crore net in India and grossed Rs 165 crore worldwide. On its seventh day, as per the early estimates from the entertainment tracking portal Sacnilk, the film added Rs 4.75 crore to its earnings taking its first week collection to Rs 118 crore net in India. As per reports, the Ram Charan-starrer is made on a massive budget of Rs 450 crore and with its current trend, it seems difficult that the film will be able to cross even Rs 200 crore globally.

Game Change is facing stiff competition from Nandamuri Balakrishna-starrer action thriller Daaku Maharaaj and Venkatesh-starrer action comedy Sankranthiki Vasthunam. While Daaku Maharaj was released on January 12, Sankranthiki Vasthunam hit theatres on January 14. Both the movies are attracting more crowds in the theatres as compared to the Ram Charan film.

Earlier, the makers of Game Changers were accused of allegedly inflating their box office numbers. The makers had reported the opening day figures as Rs 186 crore gross worldwide, while several trade portals including Sacnilk had reported that Game Changer had earned Rs 86 crore gross worldwide on its first day of release. This Rs 100 crore difference in the box office collection was called out by several trade analysts on social media.

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