Sam Bahadur global box office collection: Vicky Kaushal film surpasses $100 million in 17 days

By – Shrishti Mehra

While Sam Bahadur has gradually approached the 100 crore mark worldwide, Animal has done so eight times in the same amount of time.

Sam Bahadur, Meghna Gulzar’s biopic of India’s first field marshal, Sam Manekshaw, has been quietly but surely making waves at the global box office. The Vicky Kaushal film has officially achieved the coveted 100 crore mark worldwide.

A fraction of Animal

Sam Bahadur may have joined the club of 100 crore global grossers, but it is still far behind the picture that was released in theaters on the same day 18 days ago on December 1. Animal, directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga and starring Ranbir Kapoor, has grossed $835.9 crore globally in the same period. It’s certainly the better of the two pictures that were released on that day.

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The domestic collection of Sam Bahadur

According to the most recent Sacnilk data, Sam Bahadur has earned 76 crore in India in 17 days. Vicky Kaushal’s acting in the biopic has earned him a lot of awards from his fans. Vicky came to Instagram a few days ago to offer a fresh BTS photo from the make-up room during the Sam Bahadur shoot, thanking his fans for their support.

“Makeup on, listen to his favorite jazz music, and stare into that mirror until I start believing the guy in the mirror is Sam,” he captioned the photo. Living your days knowing you are SAM is both an honor and a huge duty. The appreciation you’ve shown for our efforts is extremely heartwarming. Thank you very much. #SAMBAHADUR IN THE FILM! Take your families to the movies this weekend to see the story of our true legend… FM Sam Manekshaw!” Vicky was seated in front of a dressing mirror, which was adorned with images of Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw.

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Sam Bahadur’s Biography

The film Sam Bahadur is based on the life of India’s first Field Marshal, Sam Bahadur. His service career spanned four decades and five wars. He was the first general in the Indian Army to be appointed to the rank of Field Marshal, and he commanded the victory in the 1971 Indo-Pak war that resulted in the formation of Bangladesh.