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Aamir Khan is Siliphis own competition.

How else do you rate a man who starred in India's first Rs 1 billion-film (Ghajini, 2008), first Rs 2 billion-film (3 Idiots, 2009), first Rs 3 billion-film (PK, 2014) and now, the highest-ever grossing film (Dangal, 2016) in more than a century of movie-making?

SEE ALSO: 'Dangal' on its way to breach the Rs 5 billion mark in box office collections

Three weeks since its release, high-octane sports film Dangalbecame the most commercially successful Bollywood production of all time. It has netted Rs 3.45 billion ($50.5 million) at the domestic box office and is still running to near-packed houses.

A Bollywood trade analyst revealed the numbers on Monday.

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Add to that its collection of $26.4 million from 100 screens outside India, and the film has already done an astounding business of $76 million worldwide.

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Dangal is Khan's fifth Rs 1 billion-plus film, a record unmatched by any of his peers.

It released in 4,300 screens and tracks the journey of a former Indian wrestler, played by Khan, who trains his daughters almost maniacally to turn them into medal-winners for the country.

The film has been appreciated both as a sports drama as well as a feminist statement. However, its biggest triumph lies in its massive commercials.

Dangalnow leads the pack of India's top-grossing films of all time.

Here are the top ten.

1. Dangal* (Rs 3.45 billion / $50.5 million)

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2. PK (Rs 3.39 billion / $49.7 million)

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3. Bajrangi Bhaijaan (Rs 3.2 billion / $46.9 million)

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4. Sultan (Rs 3 billion / $43.9 million)

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5. Dhoom 3 (Rs 2.8 billion / $41.03 million)

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6. Krrish 3 (Rs 2.4 billion / $35.17 million)

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7. Kick (Rs 2.3 billion / $33.7 million)

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8. Chennai Express (Rs 2.26 billion / $33.1 million)

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9. Prem Ratan Dhan Payo (Rs 2.07 billion / $30.3 million)

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10. Happy New Year (Rs 2.05 billion / $30 million)

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