<p>The Hollywood biggie <em>Godzilla vs Kong</em>, which hit the screens on March 24, has set the Indian box office on fire despite the Covid-19 situation. The film collected Rs 22.44 (net) in the first four days and emerged as the choice of the audience.</p>.<p>Adam Wingard's magnum opus collected Rs 6.40 crore on the opening day even though it was a midweek release. In doing so, it fared better than the Bollywood films <em>Mumbai Saga</em> (Rs 2.82 crore) and <em>Roohi </em>(Rs 3.06 crore) that hit the screens under the 'new normal'.</p>.<p><em>Godzilla vs Kong</em> subsequently witnessed a drop on the second and third days, collecting 5.40 crore and Rs 4.22 crore. It bounced back on Saturday (March 27), raking in Rs 6.42 crore. </p>.<p><strong>Also read:</strong> <strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/amp/entertainment/godzilla-vs-kong-movie-review-a-battle-to-remember-965841.html" target="_blank">'Godzilla vs. Kong' movie review: A battle to remember</a></strong></p>.<p>The film has received largely positive reviews with most critics praising the simple yet effective storyline and top-notch production values. The word of mouth is positive, which should help it rake in the moolah on Sunday. </p>.<p>The film is likely to end the extended weekend with a collection of around Rs 30 crore. It is unlikely to face competition from the Bollywood film <em>Saina </em>as the Parineeti Chopra-starrer has proved to be a non-starter. The film is also expected to have a smooth run in Kerala as Mammootty's Malayalam movie <em>One </em>has not opened as well as his last release <em>The Priest</em>.<br /> </p>.<p>The consensus is that <em>Godzilla vs Kong </em>has exceeded expectations at the box office due to the immense popularity of the titular characters. The grand scale and the spectacular fight sequences make it a big screen spectacle, which has prompted the audience to visit the theatres even under the current circumstances.</p>.<p><em>Godzilla vs Kong</em>, the fourth instalment of Legendary's MonsterVerse, is a direct sequel to <em>Godzilla: The King of the Monsters</em> and <em>Kong: Skill Island</em>. It has an impressive cast that includes Swedish star Alexander Skarsgård, Millie Bobby Brown and<em> Iron Man 3</em> actor Rebecca Hall.</p>
<p>The Hollywood biggie <em>Godzilla vs Kong</em>, which hit the screens on March 24, has set the Indian box office on fire despite the Covid-19 situation. The film collected Rs 22.44 (net) in the first four days and emerged as the choice of the audience.</p>.<p>Adam Wingard's magnum opus collected Rs 6.40 crore on the opening day even though it was a midweek release. In doing so, it fared better than the Bollywood films <em>Mumbai Saga</em> (Rs 2.82 crore) and <em>Roohi </em>(Rs 3.06 crore) that hit the screens under the 'new normal'.</p>.<p><em>Godzilla vs Kong</em> subsequently witnessed a drop on the second and third days, collecting 5.40 crore and Rs 4.22 crore. It bounced back on Saturday (March 27), raking in Rs 6.42 crore. </p>.<p><strong>Also read:</strong> <strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/amp/entertainment/godzilla-vs-kong-movie-review-a-battle-to-remember-965841.html" target="_blank">'Godzilla vs. Kong' movie review: A battle to remember</a></strong></p>.<p>The film has received largely positive reviews with most critics praising the simple yet effective storyline and top-notch production values. The word of mouth is positive, which should help it rake in the moolah on Sunday. </p>.<p>The film is likely to end the extended weekend with a collection of around Rs 30 crore. It is unlikely to face competition from the Bollywood film <em>Saina </em>as the Parineeti Chopra-starrer has proved to be a non-starter. The film is also expected to have a smooth run in Kerala as Mammootty's Malayalam movie <em>One </em>has not opened as well as his last release <em>The Priest</em>.<br /> </p>.<p>The consensus is that <em>Godzilla vs Kong </em>has exceeded expectations at the box office due to the immense popularity of the titular characters. The grand scale and the spectacular fight sequences make it a big screen spectacle, which has prompted the audience to visit the theatres even under the current circumstances.</p>.<p><em>Godzilla vs Kong</em>, the fourth instalment of Legendary's MonsterVerse, is a direct sequel to <em>Godzilla: The King of the Monsters</em> and <em>Kong: Skill Island</em>. It has an impressive cast that includes Swedish star Alexander Skarsgård, Millie Bobby Brown and<em> Iron Man 3</em> actor Rebecca Hall.</p>