Dhadak 2 Occupancy Day 1: Siddhant-Triptii’s Film Beats Ajay’s Son Of Sardaar 2 In Footfalls In Morning Shows

Dhadak 2 Morning Occupancy Day 1: Triptii Dimri is all over the news lately and rightfully so. After all, as fans have been eagerly waiting her to take over the big screen this year, she is back with her first release of the year. We are talking about Dhadak 2 which is a romantic drama and is directed by Shazia Iqbal. Dhadak 2 also stars Siddhant Chaturvedi alongside Triptii, marking their first collaboration in a film. This movie serves as a sequel to the 2018 hit Dhadak, which starred Janhvi Kapoor and Ishaan Khatter.

Interestingly, Dhadak 2 is an official Bollywood remake of the Tamil film Pariyerum Perumal. This connection has added to the anticipation surrounding its release. The film's association with Karan Johar's Dharma Productions has further heightened expectations. The buzz around Dhadak 2 has been significant due to its intriguing storyline and fresh pairing. Fans are eager to see how Triptii and Siddhant's chemistry unfolds on screen. With a strong production team backing it, Dhadak 2 did managed to be one of the most anticipated releases of the year.

Dhadak 2 Occupancy Day 1 (Morning Shows)

According to a report published in Sacnilk, Dhadak 2 has recorded a footfall of 15.02% during morning shows on the opening day

Dhadak 2 Beats Son of Sardaar 2

To note, with an occupancy of 15.02% during morning shows on day 1, Dhadak 2 has managed to beat Son of Sardaar 2 which recorded an occupancy of 10.24% during morning shows on its day of release.

Dhadak 2 Box Office Collection Day 1 (Morning Trends)

Given the disappointing start, Dhadak 2 was seen struggling at the box office and had minted Rs 58 lakhs only until 1:15pm.

Meanwhile, talking about her character, Triptii stated, "For me, she is Vidhi. She is not afraid to speak her truth. There is so much to learn from her because she makes you feel empowered. I have been an introvert. I've seen and faced things, and not raised my voice against them. For 30 years of my life, I have kept quiet about so many things. I never had the guts to tell people that it's wrong. I told Shazia that I want to be like Vidhi; that by the end of this film, I should have the courage to speak my truth without being scared of anyone or the outcome. Now, I do stand up for the right things. This film made me open up a lot more".