Dhurandhar hopes to raise an estimated Rs. 21 crore nett on its debut Monday in India. At just 15% from its opening day and 45% from Sunday, this is a remarkable hold on its face value. This kind of hold was anticipated given the film’s excellent weekend trend.
Having said that, it’s one thing to anticipate something and quite another to deliver it. Approximately Rs. 111 crore nett was made at the box office during the four days. Since there isn’t a discount day tomorrow, the movie might not do as well as it has lately, but it might since some of the extra viewers might show up for less expensive tickets because that is a habit that has been developed.
It will be at least Rs. 160 crore in the first week, which is an excellent amount with an even better tendency. On the surface, that’s what it is. What is the actual value of the collections? It’s not clear. It’s difficult to determine if the quantity is at the same level as the weekend or has been somewhat eased out because there is still feeding involved.
According to common sense, it must have been because the movie is now gaining momentum on its own and there is no reason to spend the money, at least not to the same extent. In that scenario, the organic Monday may be comparable to Friday.
However, there is no way to corroborate or validate it. Despite the film’s financial limits, the filmmakers demonstrated a great deal of trust in the project by investing a significant amount of their resources in it. Additionally, there was faith in marketing since they kept a lot under wraps so that people could see it for themselves in theatres.
In the end, they most likely indulged in faking box office numbers and lost some of their confidence. This has deprived the movie of the positive effects that the trend’s natural growth would have had on the industry. The admiration is evident if one looks at the international box office, where films are showing a remarkable trend overall. Although the exact amount is unknown, it is assumed that it is the same in India as well.
