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Aladdin Is Ruling The Box Office India Takes Out India’s Most Wanted And PM Narendra Modi

by Rituja Sarkar
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Aladdin Is Ruling The Box Office India Takes Out India’s Most Wanted And PM Narendra Modi

Aladdin is an American musical fantasy film directed by Guy Ritchie produced by Walt Disney pictures starring Will Smith, Mena Massoud, Naomi Scott. The live action adaptation of Disney’s 1992 released on 24th May all around the globe.
Aladdin Is Ruling The Box Office India Takes Out India's Most Wanted And PM Narendra Modi - RVCJ Media
Young Aladdin embarks on a magical adventure after finding the lamp that makes him meet the wise cracking Genie. The movie is beautifully crafted with stunning cinematography, mesmerizing musical vocals and choreography.
Aladdin Is Ruling The Box Office India Takes Out India's Most Wanted And PM Narendra Modi - RVCJ Media
Aladdin on its first-day release beat the two Hindi films India’s Most wanted and PM Narendra Modi as it collected 4.5 crores nett on its Friday release. Aladdin also beat the last weekend release De De Pyaar De. It is the highest grossing film this Friday.
Aladdin Is Ruling The Box Office India Takes Out India's Most Wanted And PM Narendra Modi - RVCJ Media
Well, the collection of Aladdin is equivalent to the collection of both the films.

Movie critic and biz analyst Taran Adarsh took to his twitter and called it dominating

#Aladdin dominates… Emerges the first choice of moviegoers, eclipsing the biz of new films and holdover titles… Summer vacations + family-friendly content should ensure growth on Day 2 and 3… Fri ₹ 4.25 cr Nett BOC. India biz. Gross BOC: ₹ 5.06 cr. All versions.

— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) May 25, 2019

It is believed Aladdin will be receiving a huge response on the weekends as the movie is going to attract kids and families for the weekend movie martini.

Among the Friday release Bollywood films PM Narendra Modi starring Vivek Oberoi, Boman Irani is leading the Box office collection as it collected 2.88 crores nett.

#PMNarendraModi had a lukewarm start in the morning, but picked up speed as Day 1 progressed… Evening shows witnessed better occupancy… Fri ₹ 2.88 cr. India biz.

— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) May 25, 2019


Whereas India’s Most Wanted starring Arjun Kapoor collected 1.75-2 crore nett.

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#IndiasMostWanted struggles… Records extremely low numbers on Day 1, although biz picked up towards evening… Needs miraculous growth on Day 2 and 3 to salvage the show… Fri ₹ 2.10 cr. India biz.

— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) May 25, 2019

Let’s see if Hollywood again dominates the Bollywood films just like Avengers: Endgame did!

Tags: aladdinArjun KapoorIndia's Most WantedPM Narendra Modi biopicVivek OberoiWill Smith
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