Filmmaker
Amole
Gupte's
Hawaa
Hawaai
has
made
a
decent
business
at
the
Indian
Box
Office
in
the
first
weekend.
While
it
topped
the
domestic
chart,
another
new
release
Mastram,
which
has
been
made
with
a
shoe-string
budget
of
Rs
75
lakhs,
has
collected
four
times
of
its
production
cost
in
three
days
and
landed
in
the
second
place.
Along
with
other
new
movies
Koyelaanchal,
Yeh
Hai
Bakrapur,
Manjunath
and
Mastram,
Saqib
Salim
and
Amole's
son
Partho
starrer
Hawaa
Hawaai,
which
has
been
made
with
a
budget
of
Rs
15
crore,
released
in
750
screens
across
the
country
on
May
9.
Having
registered
decent
amount
of
occupancy,
the
movie
has
collected
Rs
5
crores
nett
at
the
Indian
Box
Office
in
the
first
weekend.
Mastram
features
Kapil
Dubey,
Rahul
Bagga
and
Tara
Alisha
Berry
in
the
leads,
Its
trailer,
which
released
on
February
14,
had
garnered
over
16
lakh
hits
on
YouTube
in
two
months.
The
film
has
been
directed
by
Gangs
of
Wasseypur
fame
screenwriter
Akhilesh
Jaiswal
and
produced
by
Bohra
Bros.
It
has
collected
approximately
Rs
3.45
crores
nett
at
the
Indian
Box
Office
in
its
opening
weekend.
Other
releases
Yeh
Hai
Bakrapur
and
Manjunath
have
failed
to
impress
the
audiences.
A
trade
expert
from
Bollywood
says,
"Both
the
movies
have
earned
less
than
Rs
50
lakh
each.
Koyelaanchal
did
relatively
better.
It
collected
around
Rs
1.5
crore
in
four
days."
However,
Hawaa
Hawaai
is
one
of
the
new
releases,
which
has
not
only
won
the
hearts
of
the
audiences,
but
celebrities
like
Karan
Johar,
Juhi
Chawla
and
Mahesh
Bhatt,
who
tweeted
positive
reviews
about
the
film.
Going
by
the
positive
response,
Amole
is
said
to
be
working
on
its
sequel
that
is
likely
to
roll
in
2015.