83 Movie Fails at the Box Office - #Boycott83 also Trending, Why?
'83,' starring ranveer singh, is expected to generate roughly Rs 13 to 14 crore on its first day. The incident in which india won the 1983 cricket World Cup is the subject of the film '83. The film is co-produced by reliance Entertainment and Phantom Films and is produced by kabir khan Films. The film stars ranveer singh as kapil dev and is directed by Kabir Khan. indian players include Tahir raj Pasin, Saqib Saleem, Amy Virk, Jeeva, amrita Puri, and many others. On december 23, the picture was released internationally.
The first-day collection of '83' is estimated to be between Rs 13 and 14 crore in this case. When compared to the first-day receipts of 'Suryavanshi' and 'Spiderman,' moviegoers believe this is a poor figure. 'Sooryavanshi,' which was released after the Corona curfew, made Rs 26.29 crore on its first day, making it the highest-grossing picture since Corona. 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' recently smashed the box office record by generating Rs 32.67 crore on its first day.
Pushpa, which was launched last week and generated Rs 45 crore on its first day, has pushed these two films' collections back. In that way, it was a letdown for fans who had hoped that the '83 film would shatter the record for these flicks. Due to the rising prevalence of the 'Omicron' virus in india, a number of state governments have begun to impose various restrictions. This is alleged to have resulted in a decrease in collections.
The first-day collection of '83' is estimated to be between Rs 13 and 14 crore in this case. When compared to the first-day receipts of 'Suryavanshi' and 'Spiderman,' moviegoers believe this is a poor figure. 'Sooryavanshi,' which was released after the Corona curfew, made Rs 26.29 crore on its first day, making it the highest-grossing picture since Corona. 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' recently smashed the box office record by generating Rs 32.67 crore on its first day.
Pushpa, which was launched last week and generated Rs 45 crore on its first day, has pushed these two films' collections back. In that way, it was a letdown for fans who had hoped that the '83 film would shatter the record for these flicks. Due to the rising prevalence of the 'Omicron' virus in india, a number of state governments have begun to impose various restrictions. This is alleged to have resulted in a decrease in collections.