Article 370 box office collection Day 8: Yami Gautam starrer inches closer to Rs 400 crore | Hindi Film News
Yami Gautam The film he stars in, “Article 370,” did well at the box office on its opening weekend, and also recorded average box office revenue on weekdays. The film grossed Rs 3.56 crore at the end of the first week.
On its second Friday, ‘Article 370’ added Rs 2.75 billion to its collection, which is now reported to be Rs 38.35 billion. Sakunik. The film had an overall occupancy of 14.41% on March 1st. Going by the current momentum, the box office collection of ‘Article 370’ is expected to cross Rs 400 crore by the end of its second weekend.
Shortly after the film was released, reports said the film was banned in the United States. bay Countries. Commenting on the same, Yami Gautam said: variety“I really didn’t expect anything like this to happen because I felt there was nothing offensive about this movie. Looking at the screening situation here in India, I feel like there was nothing offensive about this movie. “I don’t think there’s a single person out there who does. In fact, people feel uncomfortable.” “This is not a propaganda film. (Still) some people will make judgments without seeing it, and we… They’re used to it. And they say to themselves, you come out of this movie and you feel proud and you say, ‘I’m patriotic. And this is very important peace and development in a state like Kashmir. It led to.”
On its second Friday, ‘Article 370’ added Rs 2.75 billion to its collection, which is now reported to be Rs 38.35 billion. Sakunik. The film had an overall occupancy of 14.41% on March 1st. Going by the current momentum, the box office collection of ‘Article 370’ is expected to cross Rs 400 crore by the end of its second weekend.
Shortly after the film was released, reports said the film was banned in the United States. bay Countries. Commenting on the same, Yami Gautam said: variety“I really didn’t expect anything like this to happen because I felt there was nothing offensive about this movie. Looking at the screening situation here in India, I feel like there was nothing offensive about this movie. “I don’t think there’s a single person out there who does. In fact, people feel uncomfortable.” “This is not a propaganda film. (Still) some people will make judgments without seeing it, and we… They’re used to it. And they say to themselves, you come out of this movie and you feel proud and you say, ‘I’m patriotic. And this is very important peace and development in a state like Kashmir. It led to.”
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