For example, painter M. F. Husain was reported to have seen the film over 60 times.[6] The film's domestic net income was ₹725 million , which adjusted for inflation is equivalent to ₹7.11 billion [37] ($101 million ), making it the highest-grossing Hindi film in India since Sholay (1975).[38] Hum Aapke Hain Koun sold 74 million tickets in India, giving it the highest domestic footfalls of any Hindi film released since the 1990s.[38]