Ranveer
Singh's
latest
outing
Jayeshbhai
Jordaar
hit
the
theatrical
screens
on
Friday
(May
13).
Helmed
by
debutant
director
Divyang
Thakker,
the
movie
opened
to
mixed
reactions
from
the
critics
and
the
audience.
The
family
entertainer
also
marks
the
Bollywood
debut
of
Shalini
Pandey
who
rose
to
fame
with
Vijay
Deverakonda's
Arjun
Reddy.
After
a
slow
start
of
Rs
3.25
Crore
(nett)
on
its
opening
day
(Friday),
the
film
showed
a
slight
growth
in
its
business
on
Saturday
as
it
minted
Rs
4
Crore.
The
total
box
office
collection
now
stands
at
Rs
7.25
Crore.
Trade
analyst
Taran
Adarsh
tweeted,
"#JayeshbhaiJordaar
picks
up
on
Day
2,
but
not
enough
to
recover
lost
ground
due
to
an
extremely
low
start
on
Day
1...
Eyes
₹
12
cr
[+/-]
total
in
its
weekend,
a
dismal
number
for
a
film
starring
a
prominent
name...
Fri
3.25
cr,
Sat
4
cr.
Total:
₹
7.25
cr.
#India
biz."
Earlier
at
the
trailer
launch
of
Jayeshbhai
Jordaar,
Ranveer
Singh
had
said
that
the
treatment
of
his
social
entertainer
is
similar
to
Charlie
Chaplin's
films
where
a
pertinent
social
issue
is
highlighted
in
an
entertaining
way.
He
had
said,
"What
I
found
amazing
(in
Chaplin's
films)
is
that
you
can't
stop
laughing
but
it
is
talking
about
something
tragic.
This
would
happen
in
Charlie
Chaplin's
films.
That
is
what
resonated
with
me
the
most
about
this
film.
Charlie
Chaplin
had
said
once
'to
truly
laugh
you
have
to
take
your
pain
and
play
with
it'.
That
is
what
I
love
about
tragic
humour,
I
find
it
the
funniest
because
under
the
humour
and
entertainment,
lies
something
that
is
all
too
real."
Jayeshbhai
Jordaar
revolves
around
a
Gujarati
man,
the
son
of
a
village
head
who
is
on
a
run
with
his
pregnant
wife
and
daughter
to
save
them
from
his
patriarchial
parents.