Drishyam2 races towards the Rs 100 cr mark in opening week,earns Rs 95 cr in 6 days


By Rajesh Ahuja

Drishyam2 continues its meteoric run at the box office,  earning Rs 95 cr in first 6 days.

After a rocking start in India and oversees,  with earning of Rs 62 cr in its opening weekend,  Drishyam2 remained steady during the week days with earnings of Rs 12 cr, Rs 11 cr and Rs 10 cr on Monday,  Tuesday and Wednesday,  taking its earnings in first six days to Rs 95 cr.

The film is all set to cross Rs 100 cr in its opening week.



Drishyam2 earns Rs 95 cr in 6 days,  set to cross Rs 100 cr in opening week 


Drishyam2 will be the fifth Bollywood film to cross the Rs 100 cr mark in  2022.

Riding on a strong buzz, the brand value of the original and the presence of Ajay Devgn andTabu, Drishyam2 took a rocking start at the box office in India,  earning  Rs 62 cr in its opening weekend.

After earning Rs 15 cr on its opening day,  the film saw a sharp jump in its collections on Saturday and Sunday with earnings of Rs 20 cr on its second day and Rs 27 cr on Sunday.

The opening taken by Drishyam2 is the third highest opening for a Hindi film released this year,.after The Kashmir Files and Brahmastra.

It is also the fourth highest opening taken by an Ajay Devgn film,  after Singham Returns, Golmaal Returns and Total Dhamaal.

A sequel to the 2015 psychological thriller Drishyam, Drishyam 2, directed by Abhishek Pathak,  stars Ajay Devgn, Shreya Saran,  Akshay Khanna and Tabu in key roles.

Produced by Bhushan Kumar, Kumar Mangat Pathak, Abhishek Pathak and Krishan Kumar, Drishyam 2 is a remake of the Malayalam film of the same name which was released in February last year and was a  huge success.

The original film,  released in 2015, was a huge success and evoked praise from critics for the performances by Ajay Devgn and Tabu.

The strong opening taken by Drishyam2 at the box office has brought cheer to the film trade which has witnessed several big budget Bollywood films, barring Brahmastra,  Bhool Bhulaiya2 and The Kashmir Files, released post the pandemic failing to draw crowds at the theatres,

Past few months have witnessed big budget Bollywood films like Prithviraj,  Shamshera,  Heropanti2, Jersey, Attack, Runway 24 and Lal Singh Chaddha meet with a lukewarm response at the box office contrary to the high expectations from them.


Also Read 


Suniel Shetty makes his digital debut with Dharavi Bank 



Chup: Revenge of the artist to premiere on OTT this week 



Drishyam2 earns Rs 62.5 cr in opening weekend, set for a Rs 100 cr opening week 





Saree affair: Kamna Pathak says that for her wearing a saree is therapeutic 




Playing a layered character is a challenge I love to face daily: Mayur Lad 


Drishyam2 continues to rock the box office, heads for an opening weekend of Rs 50 cr


https://raju0568.blogspot.com/2022/11/2-continues-to-rock-box-office-heads.html


Marathi film Kulswamini, a devotional ode to Devi Mahalaxmi of Kolhapur, released in theatres Nov 11




Drishyam2 takes a rocking start at the box office in India,  set for an opening of Rs 15 cr 




Will Ali return the Talisman to SimSim in Sony SAB's Alibaba Dastaan-e-Kabul 





Uunchai earns Rs 15.5 cr in first six days, remains steady on week days 



A hero is only as big as the villain he conquers: Gul Khan about the new season of Aashiqana on Disney Hotstar 




Uunchai earns Rs 5 cr in two days,  shows tremendous growth on second day 



Five iconic moments from the Special Ops universe that relive making of Himmat Singh on Disney Hotstar 




Karishma Singh to join Chingari Gang in Sony SAB’s Maddam Sir 




Season 2 of Breathe into the Shadows premiered on Amazon Prime Video 




Unusual love story between a Soldier and a Princess Sita Ramam releases on Disney Hotstar on November 18




Madhur Bhandarkar launches teaser of India Lockdown 




Sony SAB’s Wagle Ki Duniya achieves milestone of 500 episodes 




Kaveri Priyam to play the lead Amrita in Sony SAB's new show Dil Diyaan Gallaan 





Phone Bhoot earns Rs 7.10 cr in opening weekend 




























































Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Image
 Nafisa Ali, not Padmini Kolhapure, was the first choice for Nasir Hussain's Zamane Ko Dikhana Hai  By Rajesh Ahuja   Padmini Kolhapure may today seem the obvious choice for Nasir Hussain's musical thriller Zamane Ko Dikhana Hai with her natural beauty and vivacity but not many are aware that she was not the original choice for the film.  The original choice for the female lead in Zamane Ko Dikhana Hai , which created a buzz for its chartbuster music,  was former Miss India Nafisa Ali, it has been revealed in Rishi Kapoor's autobiography Khullam Khulla: Rishi Kapoor uncensored.  Writing in his autobiography,  Rishi Kapoor,  who was the male lead for the film, said, 'around the same time as Junoon (which was the debut cinematic venture of Nafisa Ali) , Nasir Hussain was drawing up a contract with Nafisa Ali to work with me in Zamaane Ko Dikhana Hai . '  Opposition by Nafisa Ali's father,  however,  put a spanner in her casting for ...
Read more
Image
 When Jeetendra refused the offer to do Tinnu Anand's Shahenshah  Jeetendra was offered the film after Amitabh's accident on sets of Coolie  By Rajesh Ahuja  Shahenshah ,  a film which marked the comeback of megastar Amitabh Bachchan after a brief gap due to his foray in politics,  was also offered to Bollywood actor Jeetendra.  In his autobiography Khullam Khulla: Rishi Kapoor uncensored , Rishi Kapoor revealed that after Amitabh's accident on the sets of Coolie ,  Tinnu Anand and his brother Bittu Anand had approached Jeetendra, who was then a  top ranking star, for Coolie.  Writing in his autobiography, Rishi Kapoor said, 'many years ago, I remember, when my closest buddy Bittu Anand fell on hard times and needed to be bailed out,  I did a couple of films for him but they were all flops.  Jeetendra was a very big star at the start of the 1980s, getting second billing after Amitabh Bachchan.  Jeetendra was offered the l...
Read more
Image
Fans slept on pavements outside Maratha Mandir in hope of buying first show tickets for Mughal e Azam Saira Banu talks of aura and splendor of premiere of K Asif's magnum opus Mughal e Azam By Rajesh Ahuja Having been a part of the huge legion of fans who were witness to the grand spectacle that accompanied the release of K Asif's classic saga Mughal e Azam ,  Bollywood actress Saira Banu recalls how hundreds of fans slept on the pavements outside the Grand Maratha Mandir the night before the release of the film in the hope of getting hands at the tickets to the first show of the magnum opus. In a post on Instagram,  Saira Banu,  for whom attending the premiere of the film was an opportunity to meet her heartthrob and the darling of millions Dilip Kumar and propose to him, said ,'when we talk about Mughal-e-Azam ,  there is the vision of this great historical epic which took years for Mr K Asif' to put together into enthralling epic full of romance and spectacle su...
Read more