Salman Khan Film: Salman Khan's film was made 14 years ago for 40 crores; it became a blockbuster by earning 4 times more

Salman Khan Film: Considered to be one of the best actors of Bollywood, Salman Khan has rocked the box office with many films in his 37-year-long career. Salman started his career with a blockbuster film (Maine Pyar Kiya), and even after that, in a career spanning more than three and a half decades, he won the hearts of fans with one hit film after another. Today we are telling you about one such film of his, which did business four times more than its budget.

This film of Salman Khan was released 14 years ago. Here we are talking about the film 'Ready.' The actor had acted so brilliantly in Ready that the film became a blockbuster at the box office. Let's know what the film did at the Indian box office.

Ready came in 2011

Actress Asin played an important role in Ready with Salman Khan. This movie was released on 3 June 2011. It was directed by Anees Bazmee. While Rajat Rawail, Sohail Khan, Bhushan Kumar, Krishna Kumar, and Nitin Manmohan were its producers. Nikitin Dheer, Paresh Rawal, Arbaaz Khan, Kubra Sait, Akhilendra Mishra, Sharat Saxena, Mohit Baghet, etc. were also a part of the movie.

Earned four times more than the budget

According to Sacknilk's report, the makers had spent Rs 40 crore on Ready. Whereas they made a profit of four times more. In India, this film had an opening of Rs 13.20 crore. On the second day, it earned Rs 12.10 crore, and on the third day, it earned Rs 15.40 crore. The film recovered its budget in just three days. Ready earned a total of Rs 120.90 crore at the Indian box office. Whereas the worldwide earnings were recorded at Rs 182.10 crore.

Salman Khan's work front

Salman Khan was last seen in 'Sikander,' which failed to earn as much as expected at the box office. Now the actor is busy shooting for his upcoming film 'Battle of Galwan.' In this, Salman will be seen playing the role of an army officer. This picture is based on the clash between Indian and Chinese soldiers in the Galwan Valley in 2020.