Vibe box office rose to Rs 2.70 crore on Day 2, giving Kunal Kemmu’s film a needed boost after a soft opening. The Saturday jump has now pushed *Vibe* toward a steadier opening weekend.
VIBE opened to a modest Rs 1.50 crore net on day one, with stronger night-show occupancy helping its box office trend. Kunal Kemmu’s film now looks to turn that late push into weekend momentum.
Vibe Movie Review finds Kunal Kemmu’s action comedy struggling to turn swagger into substance. Despite support from Sparsh Shrivastava and Preity Zinta, Vibe runs low on wit and narrative control.
*Vibe* is heading into release with soft trade estimates and an expected Rs 1 crore opening. The Kunal Kemmu and Preity Zinta film now depends heavily on audience response to build momentum.
Aamir Khan Productions has landed in controversy after *Batwara 1947* was hit with a Rs 1 crore legal notice over the alleged unauthorised use of *Pretty Woman*. The dispute has shifted focus from the film’s promotion to a brewing copyright battle.
Shabana Azmi has shared a blunt take on why *Batwara 1947* struggled at the box office. The debate around Sunny Deol’s role has now become central to the film’s reception.
Rajkumar Santoshi is set to host a special Mumbai screening of *Batwara 1947* for interfaith spiritual leaders. The event puts *Batwara 1947* at the centre of a larger conversation about humanity, harmony and coexistence.
Batwara 1947 saw a strong Independence Day boost, but its weekday drop has left its box office run under pressure. The Sunny Deol starrer has collected Rs 30.75 crore nett in five days.
Sunny Deol’s Santoor Meetha Pan Masala ad has resurfaced after his strong no-gutka remark, triggering fresh backlash online. The old commercial has reignited debate over celebrity endorsements and public memory.
Batwara 1947 posted a sharp 125 percent jump on day 2, taking its two-day total to Rs 18.59 crore nett. Sunny Deol’s partition drama now heads into Sunday with its opening weekend narrative still in play.
Batwara 1947 Movie Review explores a deeply felt Partition drama led by Sunny Deol, Preity Zinta and Shabana Azmi. The film turns history into an intimate moral conflict with strong performances and emotional weight.
Batwara 1947 is tracking an opening near Rs 9 crore as Sunny Deol’s film crosses 30,000 tickets in national chains. The first-day result now hinges on spot bookings and walk-in audiences.
