‘Yodha’ Box Office Revenue Day 4: Sidharth Malhotra Starr Drops Significantly on Monday | Hindi Movie News
Yodha, starring Siddharth Malhotra, Raashi Khanna and Disha Patani, which released on Friday, had a poor first weekend, according to the industry. The opening weekend for such a blockbuster action film was supposed to be much bigger, but it ended up grossing a total of 16.85 billion rupees in the first three days. This was considered low since “Yoda” had a “buy one get one free” offer on Saturday. The box office on Sunday showed growth compared to Saturday, with the production value of Sunday films being around Rs 700 crore. However, there was a significant drop on Monday.
According to Saknik, ‘Yoda’ fell to Rs 2.15 crore (initial estimate) from Rs 7,000 crore on Monday. The film’s four-day box office collection currently stands at Rs 190 crore. In other words, we incurred a loss of approximately 500 million yen. Based on the trends of the past few years, it’s clear that this type of action movie doesn’t resonate with the masses. That’s what happened with “The Fighter,” which most trade experts believe is a film that only connects with urban centers and, despite its star appeal, doesn’t get much business from the public. Because I thought it wasn’t.
E-Times on Friday spoke to trade experts, box office companies and distributors, predicting the film’s opening day gross to be less than Rs 5,000 crore. At that point, trade analyst Girish Wankhede had pointed out the factors that led to the film’s lackluster numbers. “Several postponements of the film may have made it a stale proposition and there was nothing new about the look or positioning of the film. One or two innovative buyouts in Mumbai. As long as it was connected, there was nothing to talk about. Promotion and visibility in the digital space was also inadequate and nothing new. It looked and felt ordinary and commonplace. “It was purely out of touch with the audience because of the main lead pair and the visibility index,” he said.
According to Saknik, ‘Yoda’ fell to Rs 2.15 crore (initial estimate) from Rs 7,000 crore on Monday. The film’s four-day box office collection currently stands at Rs 190 crore. In other words, we incurred a loss of approximately 500 million yen. Based on the trends of the past few years, it’s clear that this type of action movie doesn’t resonate with the masses. That’s what happened with “The Fighter,” which most trade experts believe is a film that only connects with urban centers and, despite its star appeal, doesn’t get much business from the public. Because I thought it wasn’t.
E-Times on Friday spoke to trade experts, box office companies and distributors, predicting the film’s opening day gross to be less than Rs 5,000 crore. At that point, trade analyst Girish Wankhede had pointed out the factors that led to the film’s lackluster numbers. “Several postponements of the film may have made it a stale proposition and there was nothing new about the look or positioning of the film. One or two innovative buyouts in Mumbai. As long as it was connected, there was nothing to talk about. Promotion and visibility in the digital space was also inadequate and nothing new. It looked and felt ordinary and commonplace. “It was purely out of touch with the audience because of the main lead pair and the visibility index,” he said.
end of article
(Tag Translation) Yodha
