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These days many big films are trying to win the hearts of the audience in theaters. While some films did a tremendous business at the box office on Saturday, others are still struggling to gain momentum. Sunny Deol’s ‘Jat’ and Ajit Kumar’s ‘Good Bad Agli’ are increasing well. At the same time, Salman Khan’s ‘Alexander’ seems ready to bid farewell from the box office. The film’s earnings are slowing down. Now we are going to know the collections of all three films on Saturday.
‘Jat’ showed his strength.
Sunny Deol’s film ‘Jat’ has earned well on Saturday. On the third day, the film earned Rs 10 crore and has so far collected a total of Rs 26.5 crore. In this film made in a budget of Rs 50 crore, the audience has liked Sunny’s desi style. The story and starcast of this film have been well liked by the audience.
This speed has to be maintained.
After earning Rs 9.5 crore on the first day and Rs 7 crore on the second day, this increase is a relief news for the film on Saturday. If the same pace continues on Sunday, ‘Jat’ will be able to take a strong step towards recovering its cost and will also be able to move forward in terms of earnings.
‘Good Bad Agli’ on Saturday Will make a splash Ajit Kumar’s film ‘Good Bad Agli’ also made a splash at the box office. The film grossed a great Rs 18.5 crore and now its total collection has increased to Rs 62.75 crore. Made in a huge budget of Rs 190 crore, the film earned Rs 28.5 crore on the first day and Rs 13.5 crore on the second day. Ajit’s stylish action and the thrill of the story have succeeded in drawing the audience to theaters. Saturday’s earnings proved that the film still rules the hearts of the audience. However, the film will have to work hard to earn more than its budget.
Salman
Fans had high expectations from Khan’s film ‘Sikander’, but now the film has flopped at the box office. On Saturday i.e. 14th day the film earned Rs 40 lakh, after which its total collection has increased to Rs 108.5 crore. Made in the budget of Rs 200 crore, the film earned Rs 26 crore on the first day, but since then its pace has been slowing down continuously. Neither critics gave it much attention nor did it get much love from the audience. The film will still take a long time to recover its budget.
North India Statesman