The Japanese anime film ‘Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle’ has experienced a significant drop in viewership over the past one to two days. At the same time, the weekend brought in some predicted rush for the film, as it earned Rs 3.3 crore on Saturday and Rs 4 crore on Sunday. For its day 12 box office collection, the film earned only Rs 0.75 crore, dropping down even further from day 11’s collection.
‘Demon Slayer : Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle’ day 11 box office update
According to Sacnilk, ‘Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle’ earned Rs 0.75 crores as per early estimates on its day 12 at the box office. In its opening week, the film has earned in double digits, as the first day had brought in a profit of Rs 12.85 crore. Since its first day at the box office, the anime film’s earnings have been dropping significantly day by day. Weekend rush brings some hope; however, the earnings from the days following that show that the film has been affected. As of right now, the film has earned a total of Rs 63.91 crore from its first 12 days in the theatre.
Day-wise collection for ‘Demon Slayer’
Friday (Day 1): Rs 12.85 croreSaturday (Day 2): Rs 13.1 croreSunday (Day 3): Rs 13.85 croreMonday (Day 4): Rs 3.9 croreTuesday (Day 5): Rs 4 croreWednesday (Day 6): Rs 3.50 croreThursday (Day 7): Rs 2.65Second Friday (Day 8): Rs 1.75 croreSecond Saturday (Day 9): Rs 3.3 croreSecond Sunday (Day 10): Rs 4 croreSecond Monday (Day 11): Rs 0.71 croreSecond Tuesday (Day 12): Rs 0.75 crore (early estimates)Total box office collection: Rs 63.90 crore‘Demon Slayer’ had its highest occupancy in the Japanese language for day 12 box office, followed closely by Hindi, English, Telugu, and Tamil releases.
Occupancy rates for ‘Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle’
For its Japanese occupancy, the film reached a total of 22.04 percent. Evening shows faced the highest rate at 25.49 percent, while morning shows had the least occupancy, standing at 18.13 percent. At 63, the most shows for the anime film were held in NCR, while the least amount was held in Ahmedabad, with the city having only 14 screenings.