Salman
Khan-Aayush
Sharma's
action
entertainer
Antim:
The
Final
Truth
is
having
a
steady
hold
at
the
box
office
as
it
continues
to
rake
in
decent
figures
even
when
another
biggie
Akshay
Kumar's
Sooryavanshi
minting
money
at
the
ticket
counters.
Antim
began
its
journey
on
a
mediocre
note
but
picked
up
business
over
the
weekend
with
some
positive
word-of-mouth.
Speaking
about
the
box
office
figures,
this
Salman
Khan-Aayush
Sharma
starrer
has
minted
an
opening
collection
of
Rs
5.03
crore
and
followed
it
with
Rs
6.03
crore
on
Saturday,
Rs
7.55
crore
on
Sunday,
Rs
3.24
crore
on
Monday,
Rs
2.90
crore
on
Tuesday,
Rs
2.50
crore
on
Wednesday
and
Rs
2.10
crore
on
Thursday.
The
total
seven-day
collection
now
stands
at
Rs
29.35
crore.
Trade
analyst
Taran
Adarsh
tweeted,
"#Antim
closes
*Week
1*
on
a
satisfactory
note...
#Maharashtra
was
the
key
contributor
[50%
occupancy]...
Going
forward,
needs
to
maintain
the
pace
in
Week
2...
Fri
5.03
cr,
Sat
6.03
cr,
Sun
7.55
cr,
Mon
3.24
cr,
Tue
2.90
cr,
Wed
2.50
cr,
Thu
2.10
cr.
Total:
₹
29.35
cr.
#India
biz."
This
week
sees
the
release
of
Milan
Luthria's
RX
100
Hindi
remake
Tadap.
The
film
marks
the
acting
debut
of
Suniel
Shetty's
son
Ahan
and
also
stars
Tara
Sutaria
in
a
pivotal
role.
While
the
film's
trailer
and
songs
have
generated
enough
curiosity
among
the
audience,
it
would
be
interesting
to
watch
if
it
affects
Antim's
box
office
run.
Antim
stars
Salman
Khan
as
a
cop
who
is
pitted
against
Aayush
Sharma's
gangster
character.
The
film
is
an
adaptation
of
Pravin
Tarde's
Marathi
film
Mulshi
Pattern.
Speaking
about
his
portrayal
of
playing
a
present-day
gangster
in
Antim,
Aayush
had
told
indianexpress.com,
"We
in
the
film
industry
tend
to
paint
the
characters
as
black
and
white,
but
there
is
also
the
grey.
The
villain
is
not
negative
or
evil
to
everyone
around
them.
That
was
my
initial
thought
as
well.
In
the
film
Sholay
we
know
Gabbar
Singh
as
the
villain,
but
he
was
not
born
as
Gabbar
Singh
as
we
know
him.
Something
happened
to
him
to
make
him
the
person
he
is,
but
we
do
not
get
to
see
that
narrative.
The
character
of
Rahulya
is
not
going
to
be
ruthless
to
everyone,
he
will
be
gentle
to
someone.
He
is
human
and
will
have
a
concoction
of
emotions."