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India’s Most Wanted Box Office Collection Day 1: Arjun Kapoor starrer is off to a poor start
India’s Most Wanted starring Arjun Kapoor in the lead released yesterday. The film is helmed by Raj Kumar Gupta and is a spy thriller based on the manhunt for a deadly terrorist. Here’s how much Arjun’s movie collected at the Box Office on day 1. Read on.
Every Friday, a new film hits the screens to entertain the audiences and this week, it was no different. Three films released this week on Friday which included Arjun Kapoor’s India’s Most Wanted, Vivek Oberoi’s PM Narendra Modi biopic and Hollywood movie Aladdin featuring Will Smith. Talking about one of the much awaited films from the three, India’s Most Wanted, Arjun Kapoor takes the audience on a manhunt for the most deadly terrorist without the use of any force and weapons.
The film revolves around Prabhat Kapoor who is an Intelligence Officer, hunting for India’s Most Wanted fugitive with the help of four other officers. While it involves the use of no weapons on the part of the officer, the story is thrilling. However, despite the gripping plot, the film’s box office collection shows a dull start. Talking about the box office collection of day 1, India’s Most Wanted is off to a poor start and collected Rs 1.75 to 2 Crores nett. This is much lower in comparison to the other two films which opened on the same day, Aladdin and PM Narendra Modi.
While it is expected to pick up over the weekend due to word of mouth, it will be interesting to see if India’s Most Wanted earnings are impacted by the other two films. India’s Most Wanted marks the first collaboration between Raid director Raj Kumar Gupta and Arjun Kapoor. The trailer showed Arjun’s character as a determined Intelligence Officer who is after the most wanted terrorist of the country. Though many celebs like Janhvi Kapoor, Arjun Kapoor, Sonam K Ahuja, Sujoy Ghosh, Sophie Chaudhary and others have given a thumbs up to the film, the public’s verdict will be clear after the weekend.
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