Ahan
Shetty
made
his
debut
in
the
Hindi
film
industry
with
Milan
Luthria's
Tadap
opposite
Tara
Sutaria.
The
Sajid
Nadiadwala
production
is
an
official
remake
of
Telugu
blockbuster
RX
100
which
starred
Kartikeya
Gummakonda
and
Payal
Rajput
in
leading
roles.
The
passionate
love
story
which
hit
the
big
screens
had
a
slow
start
at
the
box
office,
but
showed
an
upward
trend
over
the
weekend
with
some
good
word
of
mouth
and
buzz
around
Ahan's
impressive
debut.
Tadap
minted
a
weekend
collection
of
Rs
13.52
crore
at
the
box
office.
Speaking
about
its
performance
at
the
box
office
on
Monday,
the
film
collected
Rs
2.25
crore.
The
total
four-day
box
office
collection
now
stands
at
Rs
15.77
crore.
Trade
analyst
Taran
Adarsh
tweeted,
"#Tadap
is
steady
on
Day
4...
Mass
pockets
contribute...
Eyes
₹
21
cr
[+/-]
total
in
*Week
1*...
Fri
4.05
cr,
Sat
4.12
cr,
Sun
5.35
cr,
Mon
2.25
cr.
Total:
₹
15.77
cr.
#India
biz."
A
report
in
Boxofficeindia
stated,
"Tadap
has
held
up
pretty
well
on
Monday
as
it
collects
in
the
₹2.25
crore
nett
range.
The
film
has
dropped
under
50%
at
around
45%
due
to
good
holds
at
mass
centres.
Obviously
a
30%
type
hold
across
India
would
have
been
optimum
which
would
have
taken
it
close
to
the
3
crore
nett
mark
but
this
drop
is
a
decent
result
for
Tadap."
Despite
mixed
reviews
from
the
critics,
Tadap
is
having
a
steady
run
at
the
box
office.
Recently
in
a
chat
with
The
Free
Press
Journal,
Ahan
said
that
he
is
overwhelmed
by
the
response
which
he
has
been
receiving
for
his
debut
film.
The
young
lad
was
quoted
as
saying,
"I
am
overwhelmed.
I
didn't
expect
this
kind
of
response.
I
had
been
to
Gaiety
theatre,
and
when
I
met
the
audience
there,
it
was
unbelievable.
I
have
no
words
to
express
the
kind
of
love
they
gave
me,
Tara
(Sutaria)
and
Milan
sir
(Luthria).
I
am
filled
with
gratitude."
Further
speaking
about
how
his
family
got
emotional
for
him,
he
shared,
"Dad
had
tears
in
his
eyes,
and
mom
was
crying.
Dad
said,
'Ahan,
I
didn't
expect
this
from
you,'
in
a
good
way,
of
course.
It
has
been
a
long
journey
for
me
since
I
wanted
to
be
an
actor.
I
have
prepared
for
this
for
the
past
seven
to
eight
years,
and
it
was
great
to
see
them
so
proud
of
me.
Athiya,
too,
had
tears
in
her
eyes,
and
she
said,
'I
am
so
happy.
Things
are
finally
falling
into
place,'
she
told
me."
Tadap
is
currently
running
in
theatres
across
the
country.