South Rescues Bollywood Box Office once again
After the COVID-19 outbreak, bollywood has been in a terrible situation. None of its films were successful at the box office. In the box office, many high-budget movies were a failure. Even famous heroes failed to achieve success. Finally, with his most recent film, Drishyam 2, veteran actor ajay devgn achieved much-needed success. This movie is an authorised remake of the same-named malayalam film. The project was directed by abhishek Pathak.
On november 18, Drishyam 2 was launched, and the audience received it well. It got off to a strong start, earning a net amount of Rs. 15.38 crores on the first day. The second day's collections increased as a result of favourable word of mouth. On Saturday, Drishyam 2 brought in more than 21 crores of rupees. May theatres reported packed houses for the sunday performances. Trade sources indicate that it brought in Rs. 27.17 crores on Sunday.
This resulted in Drishyam 2 earning Rs. 64.14 crores in its opening weekend. According to the performance, it might surpass $100 billion this week. Finally, a South indian remake was what allowed bollywood to succeed in these difficult times. It is once more demonstrated that south indian cinema is the forerunner in the indian film business today.
On november 18, Drishyam 2 was launched, and the audience received it well. It got off to a strong start, earning a net amount of Rs. 15.38 crores on the first day. The second day's collections increased as a result of favourable word of mouth. On Saturday, Drishyam 2 brought in more than 21 crores of rupees. May theatres reported packed houses for the sunday performances. Trade sources indicate that it brought in Rs. 27.17 crores on Sunday.
This resulted in Drishyam 2 earning Rs. 64.14 crores in its opening weekend. According to the performance, it might surpass $100 billion this week. Finally, a South indian remake was what allowed bollywood to succeed in these difficult times. It is once more demonstrated that south indian cinema is the forerunner in the indian film business today.