Chhaava Box Office Collection Day 1 Early Updates: Vicky's Film Surpasses Sky Force's Opening Day Collection

Chhaava Box Office Collection Day 1 Early Updates: Akshaye Khanna's portrayal of Aurangzeb in Chhaava has indeed drawn the gaze of all. It is seldom that a supporting character dominates the scene, but Khanna has succeeded in this. Vicky Kaushal and Rashmika Mandanna's performances have been equally appreciated, which gave great importance to the film as well. The film is getting good reviews from the critics, with many even rating Chhaava amongst Vicky Kaushal's best performances till date. So if you have not booked your tickets yet, this is the time, especially with the weekend coming by. Let us see how Chhaava has performed at the box office so far.

Chhaava Box Office Collection Day 1 Early Updates

According to early reports from Sacnilk, Chhaava has grossed Rs. 15.51 Crore by 5:30 pm on Day 1 (Friday). This huge collection became Vicky Kaushal's highest single-day opening collection so far, surpassing his own record set by Uri: The Surgical Strike with Rs. 8.20 Crore. However, Chhaava will probably not surpass Rashmika Mandanna's highest single-day opening collection registered by Pushpa 2 at an impressive Rs. 164.25 Crore.

Chhaava Has Surpassed Akshay Kumar's Sky Force Opening Day Collection

Akshay Kumar's Sky Force collected Rs. 12.25 Crore on Day 1. Well, Chhaava has easily surpassed that mark and now only half the day as been passed. Therefore, many more record breaking achievements are waiting ahead.

Chhaava: Costume Designer Sheetal Sharma Reveals Details About Movie

Talking about the costume and designs used in the movie, designer Sheetal Sharma said to Peeping Moon, "This level of preparation isn't something you can rush. We brought in artisans from Kolkata and Gujarat, as well as patwas." Before making the jewelry for the movie, they sketched the designs and then converted it into copper, bronze, silver, and then finally gold plated wearables. Sharma said, "There were separate teams handling jewelry and footwear. For footwear, it was a challenge because in action sequences, the actors had to be rigged with weapons while running. There were no zippers back then, so leather pieces had to be tied securely. The jootis had to be sturdy yet comfortable." He revealed that Vicku Kaushal was carrying 15-20 kg of weight on daily basis in clothing and accessories which was not an easy task to do. Sharma belives "no one could have pulled the role better than Vicky for sure."