7 Bollywood Releases With Highest Advance Bookings In 2022 – Man's World India

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2022 has been a big year for Indian cinema, with theatrical openings being in full swing post pandemic. And, given the number of big-budget releases, expectations have piqued like never before.
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Advance bookings certainly work in a film’s favour.  With scores of big banner Bollywood movies opting for the arrangement, here’s taking a look at how it helps..
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Brahmastra Part One: Shiva Shortly after advance bookings were opened for Brahmastra, the movie raked in approximately Rs. 1.62 crores. As the countdown for its  theatrical release begins, the figures are expected to go higher.
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Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 The sequel of Bhool Bhulaiyaa minted  an impressive Rs. 6.55 crores via advance bookings. The Kartik Aaryan- Kiara Advani starrer also had a marvellous run at the BO. 
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Laal Singh Chaddha The adaptation of Forrest Gump aka Aamir Khan’s most anticipated project of the year failed at the Indian box office. But, the movie clocked in Rs. 5.52 crores through advance booking.
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Jugjugg Jeeyo The rom-com earned a total of Rs. 135.19 crores, out of which Rs. 5.30 crores were routed from advance bookings. 
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Samrat Prithviraj Made on a massive budget of Rs. 175 crores, the movie  saw a bummer of a return with only Rs. 90.32 crores. It is reported that Rs. 4.65 crores were made from advance bookings. 
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Shamshera Pegged as one of the biggest flops in Ranbir Kapoor’s career, Shamshera failed to create any magic,. However, the advance bookings of the movie led to an amount of Rs 4.57 crores. 
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Raksha Bandhan It hasn’t been a lucky year for Akshay Kumar. On the upside, the advance booking of his recent release Raksha Bandhan added to Rs. 4.09 crores to its total box office collection.

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