InCar Day 1 Box Office Collection: Ritika Singh’s Survival Film Fails Miserably In All Languages!

InCar is an important film in Ritika Singh's acting career. She started choosing films based on good scripts and it should be appreciated. But the film which is based on true events failed to prove at box office on its day one. It collects only 20 lakhs all over India on the first day of release. Considering the budget of the film, the collection is too less and it is very difficult to gain profit for the producers. But the film is critically well recieved. Though audience are not showing interest to watch the film in theatres, it has a great scope in OTT platforms.

Produced by Anjum Qureshi Sajid Qureshi and directed by Harsh Vardhan, the upcoming movie "InCar" is released worldwide today. Actress Ritika Singh, who attracted attention by acting in several films including 'Iruthichuttu' and 'Oh My God', has played the lead role in this film. This movie is made in Hindi language and released in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam languages.

His brother and uncle bring the younger brother who went to jail for stabbing someone in the chest for his younger sister; The gang picks up Ritika while standing on the road to make her brother who is full of booze, ganja, womanizing etc. rush to get a girl for his lust. That is the story of the film!

Ritika, who is playing the role of a woman who is subjected to violence, is amazing in her performance in many places. His performance as Rao as a deer trapped by male wolves is definitely commendable. Though the traveling characters are few and far between, they also do justice to what the character needs.

Director Harishvardhan has wanted to convey the pain that girls are going through on the screen that girls are kidnapped without any audience. That effort has helped him somewhat. It has a total of 5 characters including a car and Ritika. Although the screenplay prepared by the director did not bore us in most places, it was a huge disappointment that it turned into a documentary.

Well, if you wait with gritted teeth until the climax as if the film is going to say something, it turns out to be a more normal climax than expected and even more cruel. We know from the news that this is happening to women.

While the director may have used such a visual medium to take a more holistic view of it; Ritika's ode at the end highlights how the basic freedom of women is still questionable in this country. All in all, 'InCar' is a must-see documentary in OTT!

Ritika Singh who made her promising debut with sensational filmmaker Sudha Kongara's Irudhi Sutru, tries hard to get a big break after that. But unfortunately she continued to fail in all her attempts. In such a sitution, her film InCar gained attention among Tamil fans for its important story and brilliant making style.