Kangana Ranaut’s Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata has reached Rs 2.20 crore nett in two days despite a day two jump. The film’s weak overall start keeps its box office outlook under pressure.
The Taj Story continues its impressive box office run with strong Monday collections of 1 crore nett. The film has collected 8.50 crore nett in five days and is headed towards the 10 crore milestone by week end, set to surpass lifetime collections of bigger films.
Emergency added 0.67 crore net on 2nd Friday followed by 1.13 crore net on day 9 and 1.70 crore net on day 10. Film collected 3.50 crore net over 2nd weekend and will add 5 crore net in 2nd week.
Kangana Ranaut starrer failed to create any pre release buzz and several postponements didn’t help either.
Emergency has faced protests in UK and screenings have been cancelled in several cities amid accusations of anti-Sikh bias.
After poor 3 – day total of 12.26 crore net, Emergency dropped further and collected 1 crore net. Film will collect 16-17 crore week one and under 25 crore lifetime. Flop!
Emergency faces both praise for its storytelling and protests in India and abroad over its controversial portrayal of historical events.
Kangana Ranaut not only directs but also stars in the titular role of Indira Gandhi, a formidable figure whose decisions during this time remain a point of debate.
Emergency, directed by Kangana Ranaut, is a political drama that attempts to dissect one of the most controversial and significant events in Indian history—the Emergency declared in 1975
Emergency, directed by Kangana Ranaut, is a political drama that attempts to dissect one of the most controversial and significant events in Indian history—the Emergency declared in 1975.
“Emergency” is undoubtedly an ambitious project but falters in its execution, leaving viewers with more questions than answers.
Kangana Ranaut starrer Emergency faces a ban call from the SGPC in Punjab who accuses the film of distorting Sikh history and provoking community outrage.
