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Bharat Day 1 Box Office Prediction: Will Salman Khan's Film Shatter Box Office Records This Eid?
If the early estimates are to be believed, Salman Khan's Bharat is expected to mint around Rs 35-40 crore on its opening day.
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Eid is synonymous with a Salman Khan film and this year too, the superstar is arriving on the theatrical screens with Ali Abbas Zafar's Bharat. There is a lot of anticipation around this film as it reunites the blockbuster trio- Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif and Ali Abbas Zafar. Reportedly, the advance booking for Bharat in single screens across India has been 'bumper', according to film trade analysts. Bharat is a Bollywood adaptation of the Korean film 'Ode To My Father'.
Will this Salman-Katrina starrer strike gold at the box office? Here's what the trade analysts have to say.
Bharat Opening Day Box Office Prediction
Trade analyst Sumit Kadel told Zee Business TV, ''The movie has created a huge buzz among fans and is expected to earn over 35 to 40 crore on its release day. Salman Khan has a huge fan base and the movie is expected to gain massive audience on opening day.''
Will India vs South Africa World Cup 2019 Match Affect Bharat Collections
A Pinkvilla report quoted trade analyst Girish Johar as saying, "Yes, the India-South Africa match will definitely affect Bharat. However, it all boils down to how the film is. If the film is on a sticky wicket then obviously the audience would say 'Pehle match dekh lete hai, kal movie dekh lete hai."
A Strong Word-of-mouth Will Come Into Play
He said, "If the film is very good, reviews and word of mouth is very strong, I think the dent (caused by the WC match) will be there but to a minuscule level."
The Blockbuster Trio- Salman, Katrina & Ali
"Salman is coming with all his aces: Ali Abbas Zafar, Katrina Kaif and Salman himself being a key ace. So he's placing all three aces this time on Eid. People will come for Salman Khan. But the key is Ali Abbas."
The Way How A Movie Is Presented Is Important
Johar further added, "Audiences choices have changed. They have become stricter in terms of watching quality content. They are getting content from all directions. They don't mind masala entertainers, Simmba and Total Dhamaal have proved that."
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