Jawan: Google India catches Shah Rukh Khan's fever, says 'Google par 'Jawan' search kar aaiye'

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Jawan: Google India catches Shah Rukh Khan’s fever, says ‘Google par ‘Jawan’ search kar aaiye’

In India alone, the Atlee directorial rewritten history by collecting ₹75 crores with a solid overall occupancy of 58%

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September 8, 2023 14:47 IST
Jawan: Google India catches Shah Rukh Khan’s fever, says ‘Google par ‘Jawan’ search kar aaiye’
Jawan: Google India catches Shah Rukh Khan’s fever, says ‘Google par ‘Jawan’ search kar aaiye’

New Delhi: Shah Rukh Khan’s Jawan has triggered a film fest across the country.

The movie, which has already created history by becoming the biggest Bollywood opener of all time, is not only ruling the box office but has also taken over social media and even Google is no exception to that.

Google’s surprise for SRK fans

If you type any query related to Jawan in the Google search bar, a small walkie-talkie icon will emerge at the bottom. Tapping on that will automatically spread bandages all over your screen with Shah Rukh’s husky voice saying “ready” In the background.

Jawan’s Tsunami at the BO

King Khan’s magnum opus got a monstrous opening at the box office and minted a colossal sum of ₹150 crores globally. In India alone, the Atlee directorial rewritten history by collecting ₹75 crores with a solid overall occupancy of 58% on Thursday becoming the biggest Bollywood opener of all time.

Breaking down the movie’s domestic figures, we find that Jawan, on its opening day, has garnered around ₹65 crore (Net) from its Hindi shows while the movie’s Tamil and Telegu shows have brought in ₹5 crore each.

Speaking about Jawan’s overseas dominance, the Vijay Sethupathi starrer has minted ₹2.11 crore from Australia, ₹1.30 crore from Germany, ₹3.16 crore from the United Kingdom and ₹39 lakhs from New Zealand on its opening day. The film is also having a dream run in the North American markets of the US and Canada.

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