A Flying Jatt has a good Saturday..biggest day

A Flying Jatt had better collections on Saturday and despite being day three it had the best figures of it run as it just edged past the first day figures of the film. Below is first three day business of A Flying Jatt.

Thursday - 6,75,00,000

Friday - 5,50,00,000

Saturday - 7,00,00,000

TOTAL - 19,25,00,000

The growth on Saturday is around 25-30% which is pretty healthy as its not the type of genre that normally has an upward trajectory especially on day three. The difference here is the promos made it look like a kids film and its possible that the family and kids audience has come on Saturday rather on the Thursday and Friday which were weekdays though day one was a partial holiday.

The film should continue with the upward trend on Sunday and although the figures can't be called good, the four day figures will be much better than what would have been expected after the first day as that could have remained the highest day for the film.

The film is performing best in North and Central India markets but the the collections in North are nowhere near what they should be. The markets in West, South and East are dull with Gujarat in the western region being better than Maharashtra.

Review: A Flying Jatt is all heart, no craft

The good thing about casting Tiger Shroff as a superhero is that, thanks to his fluidly lithe movements, it does sometimes become hard to spot where the actual moves stop and the wire-work begins.

Watching Shroff, an endearing, almost unbearably earnest performer, reminds me of those early Salman Khan days when he was a lanky guy with long hair who pluckily tried to act, which is a great start -- but alas, this poor lad has all the dialogue skills of Hrithik Roshan. Which is to say: perhaps his martial arts movies need to be watched only when dubbed into another language.