Kill Box Office Collection Day 6 Prediction: Lakshya’s Film Stays Steady In Week 1; To Cross 10Cr Today

Kill Box Office Collection Day 6 Prediction: Lakshay is the new talent in Bollywood who has been making waves in the town with his big Bollywood debut. We are talking about Nikhil Nagesh Bhat directorial Kill which is an action thriller which grabbed the eyeballs with this gruesome trailer. Also starring Raghav Juyal, Ashish Vidyarthi, Harsh Chhaya and Tanya Maniktala in key roles, Kill is produced by Karan Johar, Guneet Monga, Apoorva Mehta and Achin Jain and has been among the most talked about films of the year.

For the uninitiated, Kill revolves around a brave soldier who takes the onus of saving passengers of a train after ruthless knife-wielding thieves take over the train and terrorise the passengers. Interestingly, the makers have even issued a warning stated, "This film contains violent content which may be intense and disturbing for some viewers". Given the massive buzz, Kill opened to rave reviews but saw a slow start at the box office with an opening day collection of Rs 1.25 crores.

Kill Box Office Collection Day 6 Prediction

While it did pick up pace during the opening weekend, the first Monday came with a major drop in numbers. However, despite the drop, Kill has managed to maintain a good hold at the box office. According to a report published in Sacnilk, Kill made a collection of Rs 1.3 crores on day 4 (first Monday), followed by an earning of Rs 1.41 crores yesterday (day 5/ first Tuesday) which took the overall collection of the movie to Rs 8.81 crores. Given the ongoing trends, Kill is likely to be steady and mint Rs 1-1.5 crores today (day 6/ first Wednesday) crossing the Rs 10 crores mark at the box office.

Meanwhile, Lakshya recently got candid about his debut film being premiered at the Toronto Film Festival and told Cosmopolitan, "Honestly, after we shot the film last year, I saw it for the first time at the Toronto Film Festival screening. I was sitting bang in the middle of an audience of 1,700 people, and their unfiltered, most honest reactions were a massive validation for me as an actor, an artist, and for everybody who was a part of that film. I don't have words to describe the experience as I had never been at the receiving end of anything like this ever before"