Bharat box office collection Day 12: Salman Khan's film is in free fall

The collections of Salman Khan starrer Bharat are decreasing as the end of his second week approaches. According to Bollywood Hungama, he has so far reported a crore of 188.65 Rs.

Bharat opened to an impressive figure of 42.30 crore. In the film, Salman portrays a man whose life is parallel to the journey of India since independence.

Bharat presents Katrina Kaif at the top of the female stage. Bharat is the third collaboration of Salman Khan and Ali Abbas Zafar. The two had previously worked on Sultan and Tiger Zinda Hai, two successes that proved to be huge successes. Tiger Zinda Hai also played Katrina.

Tabu, Sunil Grover, Disha Patani and Jackie Shroff are also on display in Bharat.

Salman Khan recently spoke of the success of the film in a group interview. He said: "I am very happy that the film is going really well. Everyone's work is appreciated. I have not done these many interviews to promote the film I am doing. But it's good because everyone who watched the movie and loved it is a big thank you to them. People who have gone to see the film do a good job talking about the film and encouraging others to watch it. But if people did not watch the film and do not take it seriously, then I'll say it myself, go watch it. It's a good movie.

Bharat received mixed reviews. Shubhra Gupta, critic of Indian Express, awarded two and a half stars to the film. "Zafar, who works well with Khan, starts by taking good grades when he defines his hero as an illiterate but determined character, but determined to do what he needs." – his youth, accompanied by his best friend, Vilayati (Grover) .There is a pbadage in a circus, Bharat risking his life as a stunt artist and a coveted trip to the Middle East to help dig up oil. "

She also mentioned Katrina Kaif in her review and writes: "Kaif makes the most of her role, as the crazy Kumum aka" Madam-Sir "who enters Bharat's life and who remains, for the most part, without a gulp, mandap or mangalsutra All living things are sneaky, and with sharp reasoning, but while it lasts, it makes a statement Kaif's "rise" varies from scene to scene ( bushy eyebrows to more tufted, tan a shade darker or lighter) and his Hindi still makes s efforts, but she confronts Khan, face to face. "