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Raksha Bandhan box office collection day 5: Akshay Kumar's film remains weak on holiday, collects Rs 34 crore

Raksha Bandhan box office collection: It's a sad fate for Akshay Kumar's starrer family comedy, as the film fails to earn during the extended weekend.

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Raksha Bandhan box office collection day 5: Akshay Kumar's film remains weak on holiday, collects Rs 34 crore
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Raksha Bandhan box office collection day 5: Akshay Kumar starrer Raksha Bandhan fails to yield a huge collection in an extended weekend. Despite the national holiday of Independence Day, Aanand L Rai's directorial only earned mere Rs 6 crores. 

Raksha Bandhan was released on Thursday, August 11 with Aamir Khan's Laal Singh Chaddha. Sadly, even Aamir's film fails to impress the audience. But as far as collections are concerned, LSC is a little ahead of Raksha Bandhan. 

Box Office Worldwide shared the fifth-day collection of both films and wrote, "Terrible weekend at #BoxOffice with #LaalSinghChaddha struggle to collect 7.65 cr & #Rakshabandhan fell to 6.10 cr, that too on a national holiday. Tomorrow onwards there will be curtains & neither of the film will hit 75 cr lifetime and That’s SHOCKING! No trade expert proved right, NONE!"

Here's the tweet

Going with this tweet, till now Raksha Bandhan has managed to earn only Rs 34 crores. This is sad news for Bollywood as trade was expecting Akshay and Aamir to revive the box office. The result of these films has sent shockwaves in the industry, and it's high time Bollywood should reassess their calculations.  

READ: Raksha Bandhan actor Akshay Kumar calls dowry 'extortion', says 'it's very much there in India'

Recently, while promoting Raksha Bandhan, Akshay Kumar opened up on dowry system. The film also deals with the subject of dowry. So, in one of the interaction, Akshay stated, "We cannot disagree with the fact that dowry is very much there in India. It's in the layers. Some call it dowry, gift, 'sankalp'. It has different names.

"Some demand that they want to have the wedding on a large scale. I would call it extortion. The father, the brother are not that capable, and yet they try to do as much as they can so that it (the wedding) happens," Kumar told reporters here.

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