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I've reverted this edit because it did not appear constructive. The article cited indicates a box office gross of ₹175 crore. Cyphoidbomb (talk) 00:33, 31 July 2020 (UTC)[reply]

With regard to your response here, a few things:

1. It's typically best to keep a discussion in the same place, i.e. your talk page, as opposed to spreading the conversation out to two talk pages.
2. Please sign your posts by typing four tildes like ~~~~, which will properly append your signature and time stamp, so people who know posted what, and when they posted it.
3. This appears to be a learning opportunity for you. A film's gross, across the entire world, refers to money it makes at the box office. That's why in the infobox, when you read the published page, it says "Box office", not "Every rupee the film made". Box office means money made at the box office, i.e. tickets sold. Streaming rights, TV rebroadcast rights, music rights, merchandising—these all have nothing to do with the standard definition of a film's gross.
4. Similarly, a film's budget refers to its cost of production, and does not include print and advertising costs. Box Office India, for example, includes print and advertising costs in its budget figures, which makes them unreliable for this information.

Hopefully this makes sense to you now. You should probably familiarise yourself with the instructions for the film infobox at

Manual of Style for film. Thanks, Cyphoidbomb (talk) 15:10, 3 August 2020 (UTC)[reply

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