There were huge expectations from Akshay Kumar-starrer '8X10 Tasveer', but the supernatural thriller has failed to impress audiences and fallen flat at the box office.

Delhi 6 has taken the best opening of 2009 so far. The film will put up strong first weekend numbers given the strong collections from the multiplexes and single screens.

Billu may have charmed the bigwigs of the industry in the private screenings that were held in Mumbai before it's release but it couldn't entice the 'aam junta' enough to visit the theaters on the first day itself.

Anurag Kashyap’s Dev D has managed to do a fair business on its first day itself. The film had a 25% - 35% start at select screens, while the opening was much lower at others.

Over the weekend, Luck By Chance got lucky at the multiplexes in metro cities but Victory failed to emerge victorious. Luck By Chance started slow on Friday, but picked well over on Saturday and Sunday.

Critics may have panned the film unanimously, but Chandni Chowk To China has still managed to rake in a respectable earning in its opening run.

Bollywood filmmakers are usually wary of releasing their films in the first month of the year because of the popular notion of a ‘January jinx’. But can Akshay Kumar break it?

Aamir Khan’s ‘’brawny and muscular action hero’’ avatar and the ‘’edge of-the seat’’ thrills in ‘Ghajini’ have fetched for the film the biggest ever opening in Bollywood history, beating this year’s biggest openers ‘Singh Is King’ and ‘Golmaal Returns’.

Yash Raj Films' Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi that hit the screens Dec 12 has proven to be a breather for the production house breaking its jinx of delivering duds this year.

Subhash Ghai's Yuvvraaj, despite having a no-holds-barred promotion, is a box-office disappointment. The movie opened with dismal initial collections, ranging from 40 percent to 45 percent. The box-office returns improved a little Saturday and may improve further Sunday.