Roi Roi Biennale Box Office: Zubeen Garg starrer biggest Assamese film till date with Rs 42 crore

Nine weeks after the release of Assamese film Roi Roi Binale, its box office collections have more or less ended. The film grossed approximately Rs. Earned Rs. It grossed around Rs 10 lakh in its tenth week at the Indian box office. About 42 crores. By a staggering margin, Roi Roi Binale has now become the biggest Assamese film of all time, the next highest grossing film, earning around Rs. 15 crores.

Due to the absence of a single, consistent box office tracking source for the Assamese industry, box office figures for the film were initially reported with an asterisk. However, earlier this weekend, the Assam government donated the GST collection generated from the film within the state to an NGO. Donation amount Rs. 2.90 crore, which is effectively around Rs. The gross box office collection is Rs. 38 crores in Assam alone. This matches well with the data reported earlier. The film additionally made approximately Rs. Have earned Rs. 4 crore from rest of India including other North Eastern states.

The extraordinary box office performance of Roi Roi Biennale was propelled by a powerful emotional wave, as it was the final film of much-loved Assamese artist Zubeen Garg. In its first week, the film played exclusively on every single screen in the state as a sign of respect, and it played at almost full capacity. The film took just seven days to break all existing Assamese box office records, and has since set standards that may remain untouched for years.

The estimated week-wise box office collections of Roi Roi Binale in India are as follows: