Deepika Padukone's Finding Fanny Off to Steady Start at Box Office
Deepika Padukone starrer Finding Fanny has collected Rs 16.39 crore in its first weekend according to bollywoodmoviereviewz.com.
Finding Fanny has been made with a budget of Rs 37 crore and is directed by Homi Adajania who directed Cocktail also starring Deepika Padukone. Homi Adajania is well-known for directing the critically acclaimed Being Cyrus starring Saif Ali Khan.
Finding Fanny's cast includes Deepika Padukone, Arjun Kapoor, Naseeruddin Shah, Pankaj Kapur and Dimple Kapadia.
Finding Fanny is an English language film, however, a Hindi version is also running in theatres.
On Sunday, Finding Fanny clocked Rs 6.34 crore worth of business at the box office, compared to Rs 5.81 crore on Saturday and Rs 4.24 on Friday. Finding Fanny released on Friday and has received good reviews from critics and audiences.
Finding Fanny had higher collections than Bipasha Basu starrer Creature 3D on its opening day despite lower screen count, according to bollywoodmoviereviewz.com. Finding Fanny has been realeased across 900 screens.
Finding Fanny had a higher opening day than both Queen starring Kangana Ranaut and Rani Mukerji starrer Mardaani but lower than Priyanka Chopra's Mary Kom.
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