Notebook Box Office Collection Day 1: Zaheer Iqbal and Pranutan Bahl start on a bad note

The box office notebook collection was released and the numbers show that the first day of the film had started on a poor rating. According to the report of Box Office India, the film collected 60-70 lakhs nett the first day. "It's three times less than Junglee, which in itself is not very good," reads the report. For the uninitiated, Junglee collected 3.25 to 3.50 crore nett the first day

Apparently, the first day collection of Notebook is inferior to the last production of Salman Khan who had introduced newcomers. Loveyatri, released in October of last year, had collected 2.15 crore nett the same day

About the film, the same is directed by the famous director Nitin Kakkar and the film is apparently based on the Thai movie titled A Teacher's Diary. This is Kabir, a former army officer who comes to teach in Kashmir. He discovers a diary left by former professor Firdaus and later falls in love with her after learning his story. The film receives positive reviews from all quarters.

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In an interview with Mid-Day, Zaheer revealed how he landed the role. He said: "A notebook arrived while I was dancing at my sister's wedding at her sangeet show.We had shot a video of a report where my sister and my brother-in-law won the best local couple in 2025, playing the part of my brother-in-law and every time the song appeared in the video, I had to go on stage and dance to the rhythm of it Salman (Khan) bhai happened to be because he is my father's childhood friend.He was not supposed to be there since he had a lawsuit in Jaipur but it was pushed. "

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