The Kashmir Files Movie
Highlight
- The Kashmir Files surpasses the box office business of commercial films in record time
- Akshay Kumar’s Bachchan Pandey Has Proved No Competition For The Kashmir Files
- Kashmir Files is doing good business in UP and Delhi
In a record time of just eight days of release, The Kashmir Files has outperformed mainstream Bollywood films like box office collections. Alia Bhattof Gangubai Kathiawadi and Ranveer Singhof 83. Kashmir Files earned over Rs 20 crore on Holi, in its second weekend, taking the total to over Rs 117 crore after just eight days. What Gangubai Kathiawadi (Rs 117 crore as per Box Office India) earned domestically in three weeks, The Kashmir Files has collected in just one week. Going on Saturday and Sunday, the prospects look even better.
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The Kashmir Files had started collecting Rs 3.50 crore on its opening day. In a very short span of time, its collections for one trading day have grown six times. This is becoming history as it continues to receive praise and support from all quarters Anupam Kher star. According to Box Office India, the film is doing tremendously in Uttar Pradesh and Delhi. It is interesting to note here that these markets do well for large scale commercial entertainment featuring big personalities. The love for The Kashmir Files has shown a completely different side to this market.
even as Akshay KumarThe business of Bachchan Pandey’s film The Kashmir Files, which released on March 18, remains unaffected. On the other hand, The Kashmir Files devoured the business of this mainstream Bollywood film.
The film has been declared tax free in many states of India. Even Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the team of The Kashmir Files, congratulated them on the success and urged everyone to watch the film. This has created huge curiosity among the audience and the interest is turning into phenomenal business for the film.
Film director Vivek Agnihotri has created a political storm with his film The Kashmir Files. It is based on the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Kashmir Valley due to terrorism. They have also been given ‘Y’ category security with CRPF commando cover. Official sources said ‘Y’ category security has been given to the director because of his heightened threat perception after the release of The Kashmir Files.