Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt’s film “Gangu Bai Kathiawari” did well at the box office on the first day of its release.
Gangu Bai Kathiawari, directed by Bollywood director Sanjay Leela Bhansali, has made a huge profit at the box office on its first day of release.
In the film, actress Alia Bhatt has played the lead role of Gangu Bai and interestingly, this film also broke the record of the film “Razi” which was released before Alia Bhatt’s code.
The movie “Gangu Bai Kathia Wari” was released last Friday. Leading Bollywood film analyst Tarn Adarsh ​​tweeted about the film’s first day earnings, saying that the film has grossed Rs 105 million at the box office on the first day of its release.
It may be recalled that cinemas in India were closed due to Code 19. However, life is slowly returning to normal and theaters are opening. But people are still cautious about going to the cinema. Therefore, before the release of the film, people thought that Alia Bhatt’s film would not do well at the box office and it was expected that the film would be able to do business of only 6 or 70 million on the first day of release. But the film surprised everyone by making a business of ten and a half crores.
According to Indian media, the movie “Gangu Bai Kathiawari” has also broken the record of Alia Bhatt’s movie “Razi” which was released before Code 19, which earned Rs. 75.3 million on the first day of release.
Analyst Tarn Adarsh ​​tweeted about the earnings of the first day of more films to be released in theaters after Code 19, saying that Akshay Kumar’s film “Surya Vanshi” grossed Rs 262.9 million on the first day of its release. What was the business? Ranveer Singh’s film ’83’ earned Rs 126.4 million on the first day and ‘Gangu Bai Kathiawari’ earned Rs 105 million on the first day of its release. Included in the Top 3 Best Doing Business Movies.
It is to be noted that in the movie “Gangu Bai Kathiawari” actress Alia Bhatt has played the lead role of Gangu Bai who was one of the most powerful women of Mumbai’s red light area Kamathipura during the 1960’s.