Saiyaara, directed by Mohit Suri and starring two fresh faces, Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, continues its glorious run at the box office. Apart from its phenomenal theatrical run in India, the movie witnessed an outstanding hold in the international territories. Here’s taking a look at the week-wise box office performance of Saiyaara in the Netherlands.Â
Saiyaara grosses EURÂ 32.8K in 5th week, nears EURÂ 200K markÂ
Bankrolled by Yash Raj Films, Saiyaara released in cinemas on April 18 worldwide. The musical romantic drama grossed over EURÂ 25.1K in its opening week in the Netherlands. It further recorded a solid growth and raked in EURÂ 26.7K in the second week, followed by more than double, EURÂ 61.2K in the third week. The Ahaan and Aneet starrer collected EURÂ 47.5K in the fourth week, ending its 4-week cume at EURÂ 160.5K.Â
The movie didn’t even lose its grip against Coolie and War 2 in the 5th week and added another EURÂ 32.8K to the tally. The 5 Week total box office collection of Saiyaara stands at EURÂ 193.3K, which is Rs 1.96 crore as per the Indian currency.Â
As the Mohit Suri directorial is still doing well in the Netherlands, it will storm past the EUR 200K mark very soon, with an eye on its final cume around the EUR 250K mark. The all-time record among Hindi films in the Netherlands belongs to Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathaan, which earned around EUR 470K.Â
Week-wise box office collections of Saiyaara in the Netherlands:Â
| Week | Netherlands Box Office |
| Week 1 | EURÂ 25.1K |
| Week 2 | EURÂ 26.7K |
| Week 3 | EURÂ 61.2K |
| Week 4 | EURÂ 47.5K |
| Week 5 | EURÂ 32.8K |
| Total | EURÂ 193.3K (Rs 1.96 crore) |
Saiyaara in cinemasÂ
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Disclaimer: The box office figures are compiled from various sources and our research. The figures can be approximate, and Pinkvilla does not make any claims about the authenticity of the data. However, they are adequately indicative of the box-office performance of the films in question.






