SatyaPrem ki Katha Reviews & BO thread - Page 21

When did he enter her bedroom? They were in her balcony of her house right?

Hmmm now?

https://boxofficeindia.com/report-details.php?articleid=7861

Originally posted by: Faltering_Kitch

Hmmm now?

https://boxofficeindia.com/report-details.php?articleid=7861

75 Cr Max. Probably wraps up under 70.

Originally posted by: MostlyHarmIess

75 Cr Max. Probably wraps up under 70.

Alright but are those figures good or bad? 🤔 And will this get a clean hit tag?

sorry man I am very weak when it comes to BO 🤦‍♀️

Originally posted by: Faltering_Kitch

Alright but are those figures good or bad? 🤔 And will this get a clean hit tag?

sorry man I am very weak when it comes to BO 🤦‍♀️

BOI gave JJJ an average and that was like 50% more expensive. So I am going to guess semi-hit.

Originally posted by: IAmLuvBolly

I find a man entering a girl’s bedroom without her permission problematic.

But he knocked. What else is a person supposed to do? Let them die inside instead of breecheing their privacy?

Originally posted by: MaxMayfield

Will the world cancel me if I say that the Pasoori readapt has grown on me 😆 I really like the lyrics and the whole portion of ‘Bin Tere na ho guzara..haara haara Dil haara’ bit ..there is a positive spin to Original Pasoori..I Love love love love the original ofcourse..like I was so mad at them taking Tulsi Kumar in this song..but I definitely don’t hate the new Pasoori anymore 😆

I like it too❤️

Originally posted by: MostlyHarmIess

Won't break even theatrically. Most films don't anyway.

BOI gave JJJ an average and that was like 50% more expensive. So I am going to guess semi-hit.

ok gotcha

Disappointed with the numbers..thought this will work

Biggest drawback was the music..you make a musical love story and none of the songs click and worse you go ahead and recreate / destroy pasoori..the audacity!!

Originally posted by: Trisolaris

When did he enter her bedroom? They were in her balcony of her house right?

Fair. But why break and enter into anyone’s home? This angle seems at odds with a movie that advocates for victims of rape. It’s about consent and men respecting it.