Ranveer's 'Simmba' roars at box-office, inches towards Rs. 100cr club
Ranveer Singh's Simmba made a big splash at the box office in its opening weekend and made a collection of Rs. 75.11 crore. Helmed by Rohit Shetty, the movie is going places with Ranveer's impeccable performance, winning the audience's hearts. Simmba, which revolves around a corrupt cop turning into an honest policewala, has certainly made the makers' New Year sweeter. Here's how.
Simmba, staying true to its name, roared at the box office. The movie opened with a bang and earned Rs. 20.72 cr on the first day. But the beginning was just a teaser. Simmba witnessed a stupendous growth of 33.13% at the box office.
Simmba's reminded many of Bollywood's 80s, 90s era. But the box office numbers can be credited to Rohit, Ranveer, and their magical combination. According to Taran Adarsh, Simmba should record solid collections during New Year celebrations. Given the love Simmba received, Ranveer is likely to get his second Rs. 100 crore movie of 2018 soon. It's definitely a Happy New Year for Ranveer.
#Simmba sets the BO on 🔥🔥🔥 on Day 3... Has a fantastic weekend... Growth on Day 3 [vis-à-vis Day 2]: 33.13%... Should record solid numbers today [31 Dec] and tomorrow [1 Jan]… Fri 20.72 cr, Sat 23.33 cr, Sun 31.06 cr. Total: ₹ 75.11 cr. India biz.
— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) December 31, 2018
An artist can become a superstar only if he/she is accepted by the audience. So, our Bajirao made sure that he aces the number game and rules hearts, simultaneously. Ranveer built a connection with the audience every time he hit the screen irrespective of the character he played. It made him stand out in the league and he is now the audience's new favorite.
Simmba has been an out-and-out Ranveer's movie. But despite his stardom, Sara Ali Khan (the female lead) managed to leave a mark on the audience. The actress, who had two releases in December (Kedarnath and Simmba) impressed everyone with her acting prowess. Although Bollywood is known for nepotism, Sara proved that it's the talent that matters. Certainly, she is a star in making.
