With the youngsters’ angst and the roaches dominating our mind space, cinema-halls ran empty. Naturally, many films underperformed
Three factors—Gen Z protests, Thalapathy Vijay and The Odyssey dictated the Indian box-office this week; each in a different way. With the youngsters’ angst and the roaches dominating our mind space, cinema-halls ran empty. Naturally, many films underperformed.
Underperformed bhi nahin, new releases were a washout
A newcomer romance called Tera Yaar Hoon Main, with Aman Indra Kumar and Akansha Sharma collected a pitiful 31 lakhs over the opening weekend. The India Story with Kajal Aggarwal Kitchlu and Shreyas Talpade got 63 lakhs, Max, Min and Meowzaki got fabulous reviews but managed only 14 lakhs. And, like it is said, misery loves company. To keep these poor collections company, a film called Uttar Da Puttar with veteran Annu Kapoor, took home 28 lakhs. In short, between four films, they couldn’t collectively notch up even 1.5 crore. Now you know how the flop story unfolds.
The Odyssey continued its march
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