Salman Khan's 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' crosses 200 crore mark at Chinese box-office

Not just Aamir Khan, even Salman Khan is talking the Chinese box-office by storm. His 2015 blockbuster Hindi film "Bajrangi Bhaijaan", released in China early this month, has earned Rs 200 crore there.
Talking about the success of "Bajrangi Bhaijaan" in China, Amita Naidu-VP-PR Eros International, said in a statement, "The audience in China are enjoying the story and the direction and they found it very touching. They have loved Salman and found the little girl very cute." Amita said they are planning to explore the China market further.

"Recognizing the significant market opportunity in China, Eros is once again coming together with Kabir Khan for a travel drama, 'The Zookeeper' (working title) and are confident this would be the first of the many films releasing from our catalogue," she said.

Trade analyst, Taran Adarsh gave details about Bajrangi Bhaijaan's fabulous run in its second week in China.

#BajrangiBhaijaan showed EXCELLENT TRENDING in Week 2 in China... Crosses  200 cr mark...
[Week 2]
Fri $ 1.76 mn
Sat $ 3.36 mn
Sun $ 2.94 mn
Mon $ 1.27 mn
Tue $ 1.24 mn
Wed $ 1.27 mn
Thu $ 1.11 mn
Total: $ 31.09 million [ 201.71 cr]

— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) March 16, 2018

Aamir Khan's "Dangal" and "Secret Superstar" have already done exceptionally well in China, encouraging other producers in the industry to release their films there. "China has the world's largest cinema screen count with over 41,000 screens and with the recent successes of Indian film releases in China, we see tremendous box office potential in one of the most promising international markets for Indian films," Amita said.