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Gumraah box office collection Day 1: Aditya Roy Kapur-Mrunal Thakur’s thriller barely makes an impression, earns Rs 1.5 cr
Gumraah box office collection Day 1: Aditya Roy Kapur and Mrunal Thakur-starrer crime thriller fails to attract audiences to theatres.
Gumraah box office collection: Aditya Roy Kapur once again fails to pull audience to the theaters. (Photo: T-Series/Instagram) The crime-thriller Gumraah, starring Aditya Roy Kapur, Mrunal Thakur and Ronit Roy in the lead roles, was released in theatres on Friday. It received mediocre reviews from critics, and opened to muted numbers at the ticket counters. Gumraah is the Hindi remake of the 2019 Tamil hit Thadam. Aditya was last seen in the Hotstar show The Night Manager, and has delivered just one hit film as lead actor (Malang) in the decade since Aashiqui 2.
The industry tracker Sacnilk reported that Gumraah has earned Rs 1.5 crore on Friday, according to early estimates. It had 11.25% occupancy in the Hindi-speaking market. The film faced competition from the last week’s releases, Nani’s Dasara and Ajay Devgn’s Bholaa, which have been holding up well at the box office. On its ninth day, Bholaa earned an estimated Rs 3 cr and Dasara did an estimated business of Rs 2.25 cr.
Gumraah is the third Hindi adaptation of a south Indian film this year. Each of these films has underperformed in theatres. Earlier, Kartik Aaryan’s Shehzada, a remake of the Telugu film Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo, failed to perform well at the box office and ended its run with a total of just Rs 32.20 cr. Akshay Kumar’s Selfiee, a remake of the Malayalam film Driving License, met the same fate and could only earn Rs 16.85 cr during its run in the theaters.
The Indian Express’ Shubhra Gupta found Gumraah to be a “drag”. She gave the film a 1.5-star rating and wrote in her review, “A remake of the Tamil-language ‘Thadam’ (2019), Gumraah again raises the question of why Hindi films are choosing to remake such recent films, especially when the originals are easily available on a streaming platform. It’s almost like there are no original ideas left in Bollywood, given that last week’s ‘Bholaa’ was also a remake of the 2019 ‘Kaithi’, also in Tamil.”


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