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News India Live, Digital Desk: Box Office Collection: Aamir Khan, often called ‘Mr. Perfectionist’, his new film ‘Stars Zameen Par’ has finally come to theaters. Fans were waiting for this film for a long time, as its title is similar to his own superhit film ‘Taare Zameen Par’. But, has this glow spread in the first day collection? Let’s know what was the initial performance of this film.
First day: guess and performance
Director R.S. Prasanna’s film with this comedy-drama and road trip knocked in theaters on the first day, Friday, June 21. According to initial estimates, the film at the box office About 6 to 7 crores Has earned This can be considered an average start for a big star film like Aamir Khan, especially when we see the banging opening of his previous films.
What is the relationship with ‘Tare Zameen Par’?
The connection of ‘Stars Zameen Par’ is being linked to Aamir Khan’s 2007 superhit film ‘Taare Zameen Par’, in which Darmail Safari played a dyslexic child. The new film also has a sensitive subject related to children. The film is the story of the unique road trip to the character of Genelia D’Souza with some visually impaired people, in which Aamir Khan plays his coach or guide. The film also has a temper of emotion with comedy.
Viewers’ response and further expectation
The film has received mixed reactions according to the first day performance and review. Some people have liked its story and presentation, while some believe that it is a little behind in leaving a deep emotional impression like ‘Taare Zameen Par’.
For Aamir Khan’s films, it has often been observed that she does not only depend on her opening day collection, but also earns a good story and ‘Word-of-Mouth’ i.e. on the strength of oral publicity. It is expected that the collection of ‘Stars Zameen Par’ in the upcoming weekend (Saturday and Sunday) may have faster, as also with ‘Taare Zameen Par’. It will be interesting to see whether this film can make a place in the hearts of the audience like its ‘sister’ film.
North India Statesman