Bheed Day 3 Box Office Collection: Rajkummar Rao Starrer Performs Poorly In Theatres, To Rake Less Than A Cr

Bheed Day 3 Box Office Collection: Anubhav Sinha's black-and-white social drama Bheed released in theatres on Friday. Starring Rajkummar Rao and Bhumi Pednekar in the lead roles, the movie tells the plight of migrant workers who walked miles from cities back to their homes in rural areas after a government-induced lockdown was placed owing to the presence of coronavirus. Though Bheed received great reviews from the critics for its honest portrayal of the hard Covid times, the movie has failed to impress the audience.

On the other hand, Sinha's movie is unable to perform well in front of Hollywood giant John Wick 4. Bheed has only earned Rs 15 lakh on its opening day, March 24. Considering the stellar performance and star cast of the movie, Bheed's collection remains poor.

BHEED BOX OFFICE COLLECTION

Bheed, which also features Dia Mirza, Ashutosh Rana, Pankaj Kapur, and Kritika Kamra in important roles, has witnessed no growth at the box office. Even on its second day, the movie remained dull. Meanwhile, as per early estimates, Bheed collected only Rs 0.65 crore on day 2, which brings its total collection to Rs 1.15 crore. Apart from John Wick 4, the movie is also facing competition from Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway and Tu Jhooti Main Makkaar, which are performing better than Bheed.

BHEED DAY 3 BOX OFFICE COLLECTION

Rajkumar Rao movie as per trade website Sacnilk may earn Rs 0.68 crore on day 3. With this, Bheed's collection will come to Rs 1.83 crore. John Wick: Chapter 4 has made Rs 18.77 crore nett in India.

ANUBHAV SINHA ON BHEED BEING CALLED ANTI-NATIONAL

Anubhav Sinha's movie Bheed was labelled as "anti-India" by a certain section of users on social media before its release. Reacting to this, Sinha said, "There are enough people thumping their chest and celebrating it, which is great" but someone has to speak up about the issues too. Those people who thought my film is anti-India, I love them for being Indians and I try to be better as an Indian myself... Don't you criticise your mother? You criticise your mother, father, sister, but you love them dearly. Why do you criticise them? Because you want them to be better, you think they can be better."