Vivek
Agnihotri's
latest
release
The
Kashmir
Files
has
taken
the
box
office
by
storm.
In
just
one
week,
the
Anupam
Kher-starrer
is
on
its
way
of
entering
the
100-crore
club.
The
Kashmir
Files
which
received
glowing
reviews
from
the
critics,
surprised
the
trade
circle
when
it
surpassed
their
expectation
levels
and
minted
an
opening
collection
of
Rs
3.50
crore
on
its
first
day
of
release.
With
a
strong
positive
word
of
mouth,
the
movie
picked
up
business
over
the
weekend
and
since
then,
has
been
shattering
box
office
records
one
after
the
other.
The
Kashmir
Files
collected
Rs
8.23
crore
on
Saturday,
Rs
15.10
crore
on
Sunday,
Rs
15.05
crore
on
Monday,
Rs
18
crore
on
Tuesday
and
Rs
19.05
crore
on
Wednesday.
Speaking
about
its
performance
on
Day
7,
the
film
minted
Rs
18.05
crore.
The
total
seven-day
box
office
collection
now
stands
at
Rs
97.30
crore.
Trade
analyst
Taran
Adarsh
tweeted,
"#TheKashmirFiles
joins
the
ranks
of
ALL
TIME
BLOCKBUSTERS
[#Hindi
films]...
TRULY
UNSTOPPABLE,
REFUSES
TO
SLOW
DOWN...
Will
cross
₹
💯
cr
today
[#Holi]...
Fri
3.55
cr,
Sat
8.50
cr,
Sun
15.10
cr,
Mon
15.05
cr,
Tue
18
cr,
Wed
19.05
cr,
Thu
18.05
cr.
Total:
₹
97.30
cr.
#India
biz."
There's
a
strong
buzz
that
the
Vivek
Agnihotri
directorial
is
all
set
to
record
the
biggest
day
since
its
release
today
(Day
8)
as
it
has
already
a
humongous
advance
booking
figure
of
Rs
7.25
crore
plus
at
the
three
national
chains
-
PVR
+
INOX
+
Cinepolis.
Speaking
about
the
film's
success,
Anupam
Kher
told
Firstpost
in
an
interview,
"No
one
could
have
foreseen
this
kind
of
impact.
We
knew
it
would
open
up
a
debate,
at
least
we
hoped
so.
Isske
baare
mein
logon
ko
pataa
hi
nahin
tha
[People
just
did
not
know
about
the
genocide
of
lakhs
of
Kashmiri
Pandits].When
they
see
the
film,
and
are
informed
about
the
enormity
of
the
crime,
they
feel
shocked,
and
then
they
feel
guilty."
The
Kashmir
Files
features
Anupam
Kher,
Mithun
Chakraborty,
Darshan
Kumaar,
Pallavi
Joshi,
Chinmay
Mandlekar
in
pivotal
roles.
The
movie
revolves
around
the
exodus
of
the
Kashmiri
Pandits
from
the
Valley
in
1990.