The Tashkent Files Box Office: Emerges As A Superhit By Surpassing The Profit % Of Kesari, Gully Boy & Luka Chuppi!
The Tashkent Files has done a business of 15.35 crores nett by the end of the 5th weekend.
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May 13, 2019
Vivek Agnihotri’s The Tashkent Files started on a slower note but maintained an excellent trend to finally emerge as a Super Hit, by surpassing Akshay Kumar’s Kesari, Ranveer Singh’s Gully Boy and Kartik Aaryan’s Luka Chuppi.
The film when opened on April 12, 2019 needed an extraordinary word of mouth to sail through and that’s what it seems to have got.
The Tashkent Files has done a business of 15.35 crores nett by the end of the 5th weekend which is excellent considering its budget which is just 4 crores including P and A.
The Tashkent Files Box Office: Emerges As A Superhit By Surpassing The Profit % Of Kesari, Gully Boy & Luka Chuppi!
The film had the first week of a mere 3.50 crores nett. The collections grew in the second week and the film earned 4.22 crores nett. In the third week, the collections remained unaffected despite the release of Avengers: Endgameas it earned another 3.77 crores nett. The 4th week was also strong as it contributed 2.86 crores nett. Now in the 5th weekend, the film has added another 1 crore to its total number.
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RankCost*LifetimeROIROI %
1. Uri - The Surgical Strike25.00244.06219.06876.24%
2. Badla22.0088.0266.02300.09%
3. The Tashkent Files04.0015.3511.35283.75%*
4. Luka Chuppi25.0094.1569.15276.60%
5. Gully Boy50.00139.3889.38178.76%
6. Kesari75.00153.0078.00104.00%
This is an incredible trending and puts the film among the biggest Hits of this year. Apart from that, The Tashkent Files has also registered itself amongst the biggest Hits of Bollywood according to ROI.
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Cost including P and A: INR 4 crores
Box Office Collections INR 15.35 crores
Return on Investment: INR 11.35 crores (so far)
ROI % : 283.75%
Verdict: SUPERHIT
Now, this is yet another case study for Bollywood filmmakers who put budget ahead of content. While both of the factors are important for the success of the film, a balance is the most important thing. The Tashkent Files with a small budget has done what a lot of big films don’t get to do. The film has generated great profits for the producers. What more does the Bollywood industry needs?
. The reason why critics don't review Vivek Agnihotri's movies is because of his political standing, and almost all of them being left leaning liberals, whom he calls UUrban Naxalites. Hence his movie Buddha in Traffic also got the same treatment, why always blame Kjo??
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