De Pyaar De wins more than the student of year 2 in the first four days at the box office

The comic film Ajay Devgn De Pyaar De released May 17, had a decent weekend and a first weekday at the box office. Winner 38.54 Rs the first weekend and 6.19 Rs on Monday, the film has already made a total of 44.73 Rs at the box office. If he continues his momentum at the box office, the film will soon exceed the crore of 50 rupees.

In comparison, the highly anticipated student of year 2 of Dharma Productions, released just one week before from De Pyaar De had managed to earn Rs 39.37. on the first day. weekend. Shroff Tiger in the lead, the movie that was released on May 10 earned 5.52 crores of rupees on the first Monday of its release, which is less than the film Ajay Devgn won.

So, in the first four days, De De Pyaar De marks before The student of year 2 by winning 44 Rs, while this last, despite a greater fever before the exit, had managed to earn Rs 44.35 crore.
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Student of the Year 2 the first vehicle of Tara Sutaria and Ananya Panday, could not win 50 crore Rs during the first five days of its release. It remains to be seen if De Pyaar De can successfully complete the feat in 5 days. Trade badyst Taran Adarsh ​​presented the latest statistics from the box office humor film.

#DeDePyaarDe records a total … The plexes [Mumbai, Delhi-NCR] drive the business … Need to maintain the pace on weekdays to cover the lost ground … Fri 10.41 cr [incl Thu previews] Sat 13, 39 cr, sun 14.74 cr, Mon 6.19 cr. Total: ₹ 44.73 Cr. India biz. #DDPD

– Taran Adarsh ​​(@taran_adarsh) May 21, 2019

He tweeted the figures of Student of Year 2 .

# StudentOfTheYear2 shows ordinary trends … Not much diminished on Tuesday [vis-à-vis Mon] but what is surprising is that it did not still crossed 50 CR $, even after 5 days … Fri 12.06 CR, SAM 14.02 CR, Sun 12.75 cr, Mon 5.52 cr, Tue 5.02 cr. Total: ₹ 49.37 Cr. India biz. # SOTY2

– Taran Adarsh ​​(@taran_adarsh) May 15, 2019

De Pyaar From also did better than Karan Johar's production on the market international. While Ajay Devgn's film garnered about 1.3 million dollars (9.06 crores of rupees) during his opening weekend abroad, L & # Year 2 student raised $ 1.9 million (13 crore of Rs) at the closing of the second weekend of the international Bollywood Hungama

Despite a decent opening, the Drama on campus could not maintain good attendance through word of mouth and bad reviews. Rajeev Masand, of News18, said: " Year 2 student is both predictable and far from original.But this is not even the big problem Unlike the previous edition, this one is not based on emotion, so it is difficult to invest in the characters or be affected by their conflicts. This is all the more true when it looks like they came out of the pages of a fashion magazine. "

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