Why
Cheat
India
Fails
To
Match
Up
The
Box
Office
Prediction
While
trade
analysts
predicted
an
opening
collection
of
around
Rs.
3-4
crore
on
Day
1,
Why
Cheat
India
minted
only
Rs.
1.71
crore
on
Friday.
However,
the
producers
of
the
film,
T-Series,
Ellipsis
Entertainment
and
Emraan
Hashmi
Films,
have
revealed
that
Why
Cheat
India
is
a
successful
venture
thanks
to
the
pre-release
profit
from
sale
of
its
non-theatrical
rights.
Meanwhile,
The
Pakistani
Censor
Board
Is
All
Praises
For
The
Film
The
Chairman
Of
the
Central
Board
of
Film
Censors
in
Pakistan,
Danyal
Gilani
praised
the
film
and
said,
"Why
Cheat
India
deals
with
an
important
subject
in
an
entertaining
manner.
It
gives
confidence
to
students
and
their
parents
that
there's
no
substitute
to
hard-work
and
any
short
cuts
taken
for
gaining
quick
money
or
easy
success
are
short-lived
and
ultimately
disastrous."
Gilani
Had
Some
More
Good
Things
To
Say
He
further
added,
"The
movie
also
highlights
the
issue
of
academic
pressure
on
students.
Education
has
become
a
burden
for
parents,
who
are
giving
it
their
all
while
struggling
to
make
both
ends
meet,
as
well
as
for
the
students
who
are
striving
to
keep
the
hopes
and
dreams
of
their
parents
alive.
The
weight
of
parents' aspirations
puts
immense
pressure
on
the
children
and
many
may
break
beneath
it.
The
message
is
that
no
career,
no
matter
how
prestigious
it
may
seem,
can
guarantee
a
good
salary
if
one
is
not
passionate
about
it.
The
movie
has
several
short
filler
scenes
here
and
there
which
help
build
up
the
ambience
in
a
subtle
way."
The
Film
Was
Earlier
Titled
'Cheat
India'
However,
the
CBFC had
objected
to
the
original
title,
Cheat
India,
saying
it
was
misleading
and
the
makers
had
to
change
it
to
'Why
Cheat
India'.
Calling
it
a
ridiculous
move,
Emraan
had
told
PTI,
"In
our
country,
we
don't
want
to
change
the
system.
We
just
want
to
change
names
as
it's
the
easiest
thing
to
do.
Sit
in
the
comfort
of
your
room,
change
names
but
don't
go
out
and
change
the
system
because
that
takes
a
lot
of
work."
He
further
added,
"Do
you
see
any
logic
in
that?
I
fail
to
see
it.
Cheat
India
for
them
is
a
negative
title.
They
have
passed
the
title
for
the
promos
and
I
thought
after
watching
the
film
they'd
realise
it's
even
more
relevant.
I
don't
think
they
attribute
too
much
of
sense
to
the
audience."