Islamabad OCTOBER 26 (Online): Ganapath box office collection: The film finally touched double digits at the box office. It stars Tiger Shroff, Kriti Sanon and Amitabh Bachchan.
Ganapath box office collection: Tiger Shroff and Kriti Sanon’s latest film Ganapath continues to fall further at the box office. On Wednesday, the sixth day since its release, the futuristic action film earned 1.10 crore, as per early estimates by Sacnilk.com. The film has now finally entered the double digits, with a total of 10.90 crore so far.
Ganapath stars Tiger Shroff, Kriti Sanon and Amitabh Bachchan.
Ganapath box office report
The report also suggested that Ganapath registered about 9.73 percent Hindi occupancy on Wednesday. The film opened up to poor response at the ticket window and declined further during the Dussehra holiday. It collected only 2.5 crore on its first day and marked no growth during the first weekend. On Monday, it fell further to 1.3 crore, which was slightly revived by the festive season as it earned 1.5 crore on Tuesday.
Ganapath
Ganapath marks the onscreen reunion of Tiger and Kriti Sanon after Heropanti. The film is written and directed by Vikas Bahl of Queen fame. It is reported to have been made on a budget of 200 crore, set in a dystopian 2070 A.D.
Besides Tiger and Kriti, the film also stars Amitabh Bachchan in an important role in the film. Elli AvrRam, Gauahar Khan, Rahman, Jameel Khan, Girish Kulkarni, Shruthy Menon, Ziad Bakri, Jess Liaudin and Brahim Chab are also a part of the film as well.
Ganapath revolves around Guddu aka Tiger Shroff who becomes everyone’s saviour, Ganapath. He is out on a mission to safeguard people from the notorious syndicate of their time.
Review of the film
Talking about the film, director Vikas Bahl had told Hindustan Times, “With every film, it’s about the journey of the character. So even with Ganapath, while it’s set in the future, it’s based on a reality which I believe is what happens. It’s based on the reality when any calamity happens in the world. Whether it’s natural or man-made, it leads to the eventuality that the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. The only reason the film is set in the future is because it’s a hypothetical situation, which I think can happen in the near future. And within that world is the journey of the character. So it is a character journey within the eventuality of a calamity. In that sense, while it’s futuristic, it’s still familiar for me. But the genre of future and action is very different. I want to keep breaking genres.”
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