Thursday, 21st May 11:55 AM IST
BOMBAY VELVET Is Heading For All Time Disaster Status
Bollywood films have disappointed and no film managed to cross 100 cr nett in 2015. This year films like ''Dum Laga Ke Haisha'', ''NH 10'', ''Badlapur'' and ''Piku'' had overperformed purely due to exceptional reviews and positive word of mouth. Though ''Gabbar'' and ''Baby'' did well but were short of 100 cr mark. Now easily the costliest film of the year ''Bombay Velvet'' released yesterday which has budget in excess of 100 cr so business is expected to be at least one and half times of that.
''Bombay Velvet'' is produced by Fox Star and Phantom. Film released in 2600 screens and it had opened to mixed reviews and poor occupancy. Film was in news for about a year and there is lot of negativity about it in media. There were efforts to make an artificial positive buzz around the film but as happens always, nothing changed for audience.
Film opened to shocking numbers of 15-20% and that poorer than ''Roy'' (another Ranbir Kapoor starrer) because that film still had good music. From There film struggle more and there was almost no chance of even an average tag. Situation was so bad that Cinemax Versova and PVR Ambience Gurgaon have less than 100 admits. Shows will be reduced sooner than later.
Film collected close to 5.20 cr nett on day one which was a horrifying number for makers. Saturday was worse with similar number and collected 5.10 cr nett. Film had minor growth of 7-10% on Sunday and collected 5.80 cr nett. Film failed to even get an audience in high end multiplexes. Film dropped on Monday to even more lower numbers and collected 2.10 cr nett followed by 1.45 cr nett on Tuesday and 1.20 cr nett on Wednesday.
Film has total of 20.85 cr nett. Word of mouth is so bad that from here 30 cr nett lifetime looks like a long shot. In overseas also film is a disaster with collection of 8.30 cr over weekend.
Below are the collections for the film -
Domestic Collection | |
1st Week
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Friday | 05.20 cr |
Saturday | 05.10 cr |
| Sunday | 05.80 cr |
| Monday | 02.10 cr |
| Tuesday | 01.45 cr |
| Wednesday | 01.20 cr |
| Total Domestic Collection | 20.85 cr |
| Total Overseas Collection | 08.30 cr |
| Total Worldwide Collection | 29.15 cr |
