Bad Newz Box Office Collection: Hit or Flop, Budget, Records; Everything To Know About Vicky-Triptii Starrer

Bad Newz Hit or Flop: Vicky Kaushaul has been the national heartthrob who has been making millions of hearts race with his charm and style. And while he leaves no chance to leave the audience in absolute awe with his acting prowess, Vicky is now making headlines for his recent release. We are talking about Bad Newz which is one of the most anticipated releases of the year. Directed by Anand Tiwari, Bad Newz also features Triptii Timri, Ammy Virk and Neha Dhupia in the lead.

To note, Bad Newz marks Vicky's first collaboration with Triptii and Ammy and the trio's chemistry has already managed to grab a lot of eyeballs. From the stellar star cast, to trailer, foot tapping numbers, everything about Bad Newz has managed to create a buzz in the town. As Bad Newz has hit the theatres, there have been speculations about how this comedy will fare at the box office.

Bad Newz Budget

It is reported that this Anand Tiwari directorial has been shot in Croatia, Mumbai etc. However, the budget of the film has not been disclosed yet.

Bad Newz Box Office Collection

According to an exclusive conversation with Girish Johar, Bad Newz is likely to have a good start at the box office with an opening day collection of over Rs 7-8 crores. In fact, it is likely to make it a double digit opening collection given the positive word of mouth

Bad Newz Box Office Record

If the box office predictions turn out to be true, Bad Newz is likely to become Vicky's highest opener so far after beating Uri: The Surgical Strike which had minted Rs 8.20 crores on the opening day.

Bad Newz Hit Or Flop?

So far, Bad Newz has managed to create a massive buzz in the town and fans have been quite eager to watch Vicky's sizzling chemistry with Triptii and his camaraderie with Ammy Virk. However, it needs to surpass Rs 100 crore mark in order to be a hit and become a good news at the box office. It will be interesting to see if Bad Newz will manage to ring a bell at the box office.