Reasons to smile

Brock Lesnar’s appearance on Raw this week wasn’t exactly the hot segment it should have been. It raises the question if October’s entire Lesnar / Undertaker narrative is too forced. Would the creative and anticipation for the match have been higher if it had been left for a few months until WrestleMania 32?
Fans are now possibly having to make do with Braun Strowman versus The Undertaker at Mania. You can read more about that here.
That’s not a match anybody wanted, and it makes you wonder if WWE have simply panicked over Raw ratings and chucked away what would have been a major match for Lesnar and Undertaker at WrestleMania.
Leaving it to April would have helped to build tension, and it would definitely have been the type of marquee headliner that Mania could have marketed itself upon. Sure, they screwed the feud up this summer, but in the commercial mainstream sense it would have still performed strongly next April. Two huge names like Lesnar and Undertaker are what Mania is all about.
Instead we’ll get it at Hell In A Cell, and although just a few weeks away, it doesn’t feel as exciting as it should. Is it the October placement? Is it too soon after their last match?
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Akshay Kumar's "Singh Is Bliing" (Singh Is Bling) is going steady at the domestic box office. The comedy entertainer, which also stars Amy Jackson, raked in approximately Rs 6.56 crore on Tuesday from the Indian markets, according to Bollywood Hungama.

The five-day box office collection of "Singh Is Bliing" (Singh Is Bling) stands at Rs 68.1 crore. Akshay's film will easily beat the first week box office collection of "Brothers" (Rs 72.60 crore) and John Abraham starrer "Welcome Back" (Rs 74.02 crore).

"Singh Is Bliing", directed by Prabhudeva, is Akshay's biggest opener and now, with its consistent performance, the film is looking forward to put a good first week total.

The film is also performing well at the overseas box office. "Singh Is Bliing" has, so far, minted Rs 16.5 crore, which is also Akshay's highest for this year.

Here is the overseas breakup of "Singh Is Bliing"

US-Canada: Akshay starrer minted Rs 3.11 crore in its opening weekend.

 UK-Ireland: "Singh Is Bliing" minted Rs 1.91 crore in three days.

Australia-New Zealand: From Australian box office, Akshay's film minted Rs 73 lakh, while from New Zealand it minted Rs 28 lakh.

Malaysia-Germany: The opening weekend box office collection from Malaysia stands at Rs 4 lakh, while from Germany it minted Rs 1 lakh.

Rest of the World: "Singh Is Bliing" minted Rs 10.42 crore.

The worldwide box office collection of "Singh Is Bliing" accumulates to Rs 84.6 crore, after adding the opening weekend overseas income.

The Akshay starrer will end its first week with more than Rs 100 crore worldwide box office collection, while at the domestic box office it will enter the century club by its second weekend.

Directed by Prabhudeva, the film features an ensemble cast, including Akshay, Amy Jackson, Kay Kay Menon, Lara Datta, Pradeep Rawat, Anil Mange, Rati Agnihotri, Yograj Singh and Kunal Kapoor among others.