Varun Dhawan and Janhvi KapoorRomantic comedy, which was released on October 2, opened for mixed reviews but has managed to stay steady at the checkout. According to the latest update, the film has collected RS 22 crore so far.
Third today’s revenues increase total collections
According to the Sacnilk trading site, Sunny Sunny served KI Tulsi Kumari RS 7.25 Crore recently, which brought its total Box Office collection to RS 22 Crore.The film registered a total occupancy of 22.72 percent on Hindi on Saturday. Morning shows saw an 11.99 percent turnout, afternoon shows had 27.20 percent occupancy and evening shows attracted 28.96 percent of the audience.
Daily cash office
Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari got RS 9.25 crore on her opening day. The film’s collection fell on the other day and took in only RS 5.5 crore – less than half of their day 1 revenue. But it picked up again on the third day.
Competing with Kantara chapter 1
The film keeps its land despite strong competition from Rishab shettyKantara chapter 1, which has earned over RS 155.19 Crore. However, it has exceeded the life collections in Arjun Kapoor, Bhumi Pednekar and Rakul Preet Singhs More Make Ki Biwi (RS 12.85 Crore) and Loveyapa (Rs 8.85 crore).
About the movie
The film received mixed reviews from both critics and audiences. It opened to RS 9.25 Crore Net in India at Dusssehra – higher than any latest Bollywood -Romcoms. However, it was a disappointment given its festive release. The film also encountered fierce competition from Rishalab Shetty’s edged chapter 1.The movie Stars Varun Dhawan, Janhvi Kapoor, Rohit Saraf and Sanya Malhotra, with Maniesh Paul, Akshay Oberoi and Abhinav Sharma in supporting roles. Disclaimer clause: Box Office numbers in this article are compiled from our own sources and various public tasks. While we strive for accuracy, all figures are approximate unless they are explicitly mentioned, and offer a fair representation of the project’s cash office. We are open to feedback and suggestions at toientainment@timesinternet.in.
