No
Monday
Blues
Trade
analyst
Taran
Adarsh
tweeted,
"#VeereDiWedding
passes
crucial
'Monday
Test'...
North
India
continues
to
contribute
strongly...
Decline
on
Mon
[vis-à-vis
Fri]
is
a
normal
43.55%
-
GOOD
TRENDING...
Eyeing
₹
54
cr
[+/-]
biz
in
Week
1...
Fri
10.70
cr,
Sat
12.25
cr,
Sun
13.57
cr,
Mon
6.04
cr.
Total:
₹
42.56
cr.
Girl
Power
Speaking
about
Veere
Di
Wedding's
successful
run,
trade
analyst
Girish
Johar
was
earlier
quoted
by
Indian
Express,
"We
have
seen
how
Bollywood
fans
are
now
receptive
to
female-centric
films
like
Raazi,
Queen
or
Padmaavat
that
matter.
As
long
as
good
content
is
involved,
the
film
is
bound
to
do
good."
Sonam
Kapoor
Has
This
To
Say
About
The
Film's
Success
"I
am
feeling
amazing.
I
think
it
is
a
great
validation
for
female
actors,
producers
and
women
in
media.
If
it
is
a
good
commercial
film,
it
doesn't
matter
if
the
lead
is
a
man
or
woman.
The
obvious
biasness
against
women
is
completely
not
necessary.
I
am
very
happy
for
my
sister
Rhea
Kapoor
who
is
the
creative
producer
of
the
film.
I
am
happy
for
Shashank
Ghosh,
Kareena,
Swara,
Shikha,
Nikhil
and
whoever
has
been
a
part
of
the
film."
Swara's
First
Commercial
Lead
Role
Before
the
film's
release,
Swara
Bhaskar
who
has
several
critically
acclaimed
films
to
her
credit
had
called
Veere
Di
Wedding
her
first
commercial
lead
role.
She
was
quoted
as
saying,
"It
offers
me
an
opportunity
to
play
my
first
lead
role
in
a
commercial
film.
I've
mostly
been
in
supporting
roles
till
date.
It's
a
fresh
story,
something
not
seen
before
in
mainstream
Bollywood.
It
Wasn't
An
Easy
Task
While
the
film
is
riding
high
on
strong
word
of
mouth,
it
also
found
itself
in
the
midst
of
few
controversies.
A
section
of
people
had
slammed
the
portrayal
of
women
in
the
film
as
'offensive' and
condemned
the
language. Swara
Bhaskar
was
mercilessly
trolled
for
a
masturbation
scene
in
the
film.