Ranveer
Singh's
sports
drama
83
has
failed
to
create
firework
at
the
box
office
despite
positive
reviews.
The
Kabir
Khan
directorial
received
a
lukewarm
opening
of
Rs
12.64
crore
and
managed
to
rake
in
just
Rs
47
crore
in
its
holiday
weekend.
Speaking
about
its
box
office
collection
this
week,
the
film
collected
Rs
7.29
crore
on
Monday.
Further,
the
Ranveer
Singh
starrer
saw
a
dip
in
its
collection
on
Tuesday
and
minted
around
Rs
6.70
crore.
The
total
five-day
collection
now
stands
at
Rs
60.99
crore
(all
languages).
Trade
analyst
Taran
Adarsh
tweeted,
"#83TheFilm
continues
its
downward
trend...
With
#Jersey
getting
postponed,
it
has
another
week
of
open
run,
but
the
trending
is
weak,
there's
minimal
hope
to
cover
lost
ground...
Fri
12.64
cr,
Sat
16.95
cr,
Sun
17.41
cr,
Mon
7.29
cr,
Tue
6.70
cr.
Total:
₹
60.99
cr.
#India
biz."
With
the
Delhi
government
shutting
down
cinema
theatres
and
multiplexes
in
the
state
owing
to
alarming
rise
in
the
COVID-19
cases,
the
film
is
expected
to
saw
further
dip
in
its
box
office
collection.
83
which
released
in
multiple
languages
in
3741
screens
across
in
the
country,
has
raking
in
moolah
only
in
premier
multiplexes.
Overseas,
83
has
collected
Rs
26.16
crore
in
three
days.
Meanwhile,
there
are
strong
whispers
doing
the
rounds
in
the
tinsel
town
that
Ranveer
Singh
is
likely
to
forgo
his
pending
fee
for
this
film
owing
to
its
lackbuster
performance
at
the
box
office.
On
the
other
hand,
the
actor
in
his
recent
interaction
with
Film
Companion
had
said
that
he
is
unruffled
by
the
below-expectations
box
office
figures
adding
that
he
is
more
interested
in
the
process.
The
actor
was
quoted
as
saying,
"The
process
is
the
prize.
For
instance,
this
film
(83),
people
on
Friday
were
like
'kitna
kamaya,
Chattisgarh
mein
kitna
kamaya,
yeh
yahaan
pe...'
It's
Saturday
evening,
and
I
haven't
once
asked
how
much
were
the
collections."
Spearheaded
by
Ranveer
Singh,
83
revolves
around
India's
historic
World
Cup
Win
1983
and
also
stars
Deepika
Padukone,
Tahir
Raj
Bhasin,
Saqib
Saleem,
Pankaj
Tripathi
amongst
others.