Prabhas and Shrdha Kapoor's Rs. 350-crore mega film 'Saaho' sets opening weekend box-office collection on fire as film collects Rs. 79.08 crore. ' biggest action thriller of all time' has definitely me a terrific start despite poor reviews by both critics and audience. film was rated 2/5 on Republic World as it miserably failed to create an impact with its poor screenplay.

Tre analyst and film critic Taran arsh took to his Twitter handle to reveal numbers and believe it or t, with Sunday figures, Prabhas' 'Saaho' has become highest Sunday grosser of 2019. With exceptional performance in rth and East India, film collected Rs. 29.48 crores on Sunday, taking total collection of Hindi version to Rs. 79.08 crores after three days.

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Taran arsh also compared Prabhas' earlier figures of Baahubali's opening weekend and 'Saaho' has definitely maintained buzz and raked in an impressive number at box-office. Take a look at tweets -

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'Saaho''s Sunday collection of Rs. 29.48 crore has beaten films like Shahid Kapoor's 'Kabir Singh', Salman Khan's 'Bharat' and Akshay Kumar's 'Mission Mangal'. With Ganesh Chaturthi holiday in major parts of country on Monday, 'Saaho' is expected to do well with an extended weekend. First Sunday collections of films were: 

Kabir Singh: ₹27.91 crore
Bharat: Rs. 21.25 crore
Mission Mangal: Rs 23.50 crore

About film 

'Saaho' is an action-entertainment which features Prabhas as an outlaw and Shrdha Kapoor as a police officer. Besides le pair, film stars Jackie Shroff, Mandira Bedi, Chunky Panday, Arun Vijay, Neil Nitin Mukesh, Mahesh Manjrekar, Lal, Evelyn Sharma, among ors.

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‘Saaho’, produced by UV Creations, releases in Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam, while Hindi version is presented by T-Series.

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