Mumbai, Sep 25 - Salman Khan starrer 'Wanted' has become a hit in single screen theatres and it's celebration time for producer Boney Kapoor who is happy making film for the masses and says let Aditya Chopra make films for multiplexes.

'Wanted' didn't get favourable reviews from the critics but has done good business by earning about Rs.38 crore across the country in its first week. Surprisingly, it is the single screens where the movie has fared well -- compared to the multiplexes -- by generating 70 percent business.

'Let Aditya Chopra make films for multiplexes. I'm happy reaching out to the masses,' Kapoor told IANS.

'The collections of 'Wanted' speak for themselves. In the first week it has done better business than 'Kambakkht Ishq' did in its entire run. There was gun-firing between two sections of clashing Salman fans in a theatre named Rishi in Bulandshahr,' he added.

Commenting on why Yash Raj Films' 'Dil Bole Haddipa' didn't do well, Kapoor said: 'Their intended USP was the Punjabi culture. Ironically the film didn't even open well in Punjab. How does one explain this?

'Their other USP was Rani Mukerji dressed as a man.