Since
Diwali
is
considered
to
be
a
festival
of
lights
and
prosperity,
filmmakers
look
forward
to
release
their
movies
during
this
auspicious
period.
In
the
past,
Bollywood
has
seen
some
of
the
biggest
films
locking
horns
in
this
festive
weekend
and
this
year
too,
we
have
two
of
Hindi
Film
Industry's
biggest
superstars,
Akshay
Kumar
and
Ajay
Devgn
battling
it
at
the
ticket
windows
with
their
respective
big-ticket
flicks.
On
October
25
(Tuesday),
Akshay
Kumar's
Ram
Setu
and
Ajay
Devgn-Sidharth
Malhotra
starrer
Thank
God
are
slated
to
hit
the
marquee.
Industry
experts
are
hoping
that
both
the
films
will
draw
cine-goers
into
theatres
in
huge
numbers.
While
speaking
with
Indian
Express,
trade
analyst
Taran
Adarsh
shared,
"Ajay
and
Akshay,
both
are
A-listers
and
are
well-established
stars
with
enormous
fan
followings.
So
I
guess
the
film
should
get
a
good
start
because
of
Diwali,
but
eventually
it
will
all
depend
on
the
content."
Meanwhile,
Girish
Johar
predicted
a
double-digit
opening
for
both
the
films.
According
to
him,
Ram
Setu
is
likely
to
mint
in
the
range
of
Rs
16-18
Crore
while
Thank
God
is
likely
rake
in
Rs
13-15
Crore
on
its
day
of
release.
While
speaking
with
the
same
daily,
Taran
Adarsh
further
emphasized
on
how
the
low-key
promotions
of
both
the
movies
are
likely
to
affect
its
box
office
run.
"Actors
should
at
least
go
all
out
to
promote
their
films.
By
all
out
I
don't
mean
just
releasing
the
trailer,
but
talking
about
the
film,
and
not
just
in
metros
but
beyond
them
too.
More
and
more
assets
of
the
film
should
be
released
by
the
makers
so
that
they
reach
out
to
the
common
man.
Promotions
are
very
important
today
but
they
have
been
low-key
for
both
Ram
Setu
and
Thank
God,
for
reasons
only
known
to
the
makers,"
he
was
quoted
as
saying.
Akshay
Kumar's
Ram
Setu
has
the
superstar
essaying
the
role
of
an
archaelogist
who
races
against
time
to
prove
the
existence
of
the
legendary
Ram
Setu.
Thank
God
on
the
other
hand,
is
a
family
entertainer
which
revolves
around
a
man
who
finds
himself
stuck
between
life
and
death
post
an
accident.