Kesari chapter 2: Untold story of: Jalianwala BaghOne of the most anticipated release of the month is closed for a relatively slow start at the box office in terms of advance booking. Akshay Kumar and Ananya Pandey starrer has managed to estimate an estimated Rs 1.85 crore from advance sales for day 1.
According to initial estimates, the film sold 24,496 tickets in 3,503 shows, making these bookings Rs 81.58 lakhs. With the inclusion of block booking and premium formats, the total day 1 advance collection is Rs 1.85 crore.
Despite the minor initial numbers, Kesari Chapter 2 is expected to collect speed due to its powerful theme object and star power. The film focuses after the 2019 blockbuster Kesari, a spiritual sequel to the Jalianwala Bagh massacre of 1919, which reaches the depth in the historic court battle.
Akshay Kumar drama C. Shankaran NairThe Indian lawyer, who dared to challenge the British Empire in the court, while R. Madhavan Neville McKinley, the lawyer painted the Taj defending the Taj. Ananya Pandey plays a supporting role, which is expected to bring a modern lens for historical retailing.
director Rajendra Singh And based on the book The case, which shook the empire by Raghu Palat and Pushpa Palat, the film has promised to bring the low-term chapters of Indian history to light.
Speaking at the premiere in New Delhi, in which politicians and other dignitaries participated, Akshay admitted that his knowledge of the incident was limited until he reads the script.
“I didn’t know about it … I only knew what happened in Jaliyanwala Bagh and this is the case. Our history books never taught us what happened,” Akshay said. “I just hope and pray that the British government sees this film and admits what went wrong. With turned hands, I say this.”
Kesari chapter 2 is set to release nationwide in theaters on 18 April, and trade analysts estimate that the word-ke-mouth and patriotism spirit can promote the film a strong weekend.
