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Like last year, the first quarter of 2019 began on a phenomenal note, during which we saw a maximum of films attracting a large number of moviegoers to the movie theaters and building up superb collections. at the counters. As audiences embrace new genres and topics, we have even seen experimental films become box office hits. In just three months, Bollywood has already delivered 1 blockbuster of all time, 4 superhits and 2 hits, which is indeed a huge success. So, let's check them out …
Blockbuster of all time – Uri: The Surgical Strike
No one would have imagined that Vicky Kaushal and Yami Gautam-Starrer Uri would get this status at the box office. Made on a moderate budget of Rs 42 crore (cost: Rs 28 crores, P and A – Rs 14 crores), the film was built in crores of Rs 245.36. It has made profits of more than 400% and has had a better performance than the biggest Indian blockbuster Baahubali 2.
The Superhits – Gully Boy, Total Dhamaal, Luka Chuppi and Badla
It's great as a great movie lover. when different genres such as rom-com, thriller, musical drama and extravagant comedies are accepted and loved by the public. Total Dhamaal, Gully Boy, Luka Chuppi and Badla were the four films, which not only appealed to critics, but also won big box office wins. While Total Dhamaal beat many records on individual screens, the other three films recorded strong collections in multiplexes located in metropolises.
Hits – Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi, Kesari
What was common between Kesari of Akshay Kumar and Kangana Ranaut Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi was that they both belonged to the genre of the drama of war of the time and that they were both made with lavish budgets. Despite the two films entering the Rs 100 crore club, they did not get Superhit status because of their production costs. However, theatrical collections and preliminary collections were sufficient to make both films certified.
Apart from the films above, there are few companies like Thackeray, The Accidental Prime Minister and Junglee, which are not blockbuster films but have recovered the budget with their theatrical run, thus making profitable businesses for producers.
With Kalank, sophomore, Mental Hai Kya, Bharat, Kabir Singh, and The Zoya Factor, we expect the greatest than the first
- of Ganesh Aaglave
- Publication: April 5, 2019 08:00 IST
- | Last Updated: April 5, 2019 08:02 IST
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