Ranbir Kapoor- Shraddha Kapoor’s Tu Jhooti Main Makkar Takes Cue From Drishyam 2; Opts For ‘Popular Pricing’

Tu Jhoothi Main Makkar: The Ranbir Kapoor and Shraddha Kapoor starrer 'Tu Jhoothi Main Makkar' is one of the most anticipated movies of recent times. The trailer and the songs from the movie have left the audience asking for more. The bollywood actors are right now busy promoting their upcoming release and are receiving all the love and praise from the cine-lovers.

Helmed by Luv Ranjan, the romcom will see Ranbir and Shraddha together for the first time on the big screen. Their on-screen romantic chemistry is being widely appreciated and the makers are expecting a positive outcome for the films in terms of box-office collection.

'Popular Pricing' Of Tu Jhoothi Main Makkar

Tu Jhoothi Main Makkar is one of the biggest releases in recent times and as per the reports in Box Office Worldwide, the movie will have a runtime of 2 hour 44 minutes. The runtime is comparatively longer, considering the shorter runtime of recent releases but the report suggests that for a comedy drama with songs it's not bad.

The report also suggests that the film will opt for 'Popular pricing' taking cue from 'Drishyam 2', as advised by the producer to cinemas. Considering the holidays, the film's advance booking will kick off in single screens as well as multiplexes from March 5, Sunday.

Going by the craze for the upcoming release, the Ranbir Kapoor starrer is expected to mint decent numbers on the opening day. Also the ticket prices would normally range from Rs. 200 to Rs. 500 and the advance booking will also offer a discount on the ticket price of the film.

Ranbir Kapoor Calls 'RomCom' A Difficult Genre

Meanwhile, during the promotions of the film, Ranbir Kapoor said that romcom is a difficult genre as it has failed on multiple occasions. "I haven't done Romcom films for a while. I also felt that this genre is perhaps gone. Not only in India, but globally many romcoms failed. When Luv (Ranjan, director) came to me he came with some other script. That did not happen due to date problems. But then he told me this idea and I liked it. I really liked my character. He believes in love. I am not playing any casanova like many people are perceiving the character to be. I am a character who believes in all-out love in this film. He believes in relationship dynamics. But when he falls in love, he falls for a difficult woman. She turns out to be a liar. That's when he brings out the 'makkar' side of his character."