Metro in Dino Box Office Day: Anurag Basu’s film Solid shows the growth of Saturday
Anurag Basu’s ‘Metro in Dino’ saw a strong jump on day two, raked for Rs 6 crore and brought his domestic clan to Rs 9.5 crore. This boost came from large -scale evening shows such as urban hubs like Pune, NCR and Mumbai.
In short
- Anurag Basu’s ‘Metro in Dino’ earned Rs 9.5 crore after a slow start
- There is a steady increase in numbers in the film
- Saturday box office saw an increase of Rs 6.33 crore with better occupancy
Filmmaker Anurag Basu’s ‘Metro in Dino’ is slowly increasing the speed at the box office. After a minor inauguration, the film saw an increase in the number and earned Rs 9.5 crore. Sara Ali Khan, Aditya Roy Kapoor, Neena Gupta, Anupam Kher, Konkona Sen Sharma, Pankaj Tripathi and Ali Fazal are characterized by a powerhouse wearing artists, the romantic drama opened with Rs 3.04 crore in 1 day.
According to initial estimates, The film made a concrete jump on its first Saturday, Earning 6.33 crores. Saturday’s performance continuously improved throughout the day. The Hindi 2D version recorded an average of 32.20 percent of the evening and night show during the evening and night shows, with an increase in 39 percent and 47 percent respectively.
See the trailer here:
‘Metro in Dino’ opened for a strong startAnurag Basu’s 2007 sleeper hit ‘Life in a Metro’ marking a 300 percent jump, which started with just Rs 80 lakh. The earlier film received traction through Word-of-Mouth and eventually exceeded Rs 24 crore at the domestic box office.
So far, the multi-starrer seems to be looking for its audience, slowly but of course. And in a crowded window, it often wins half the battle.
“Metro in dino ‘reviewed India.” The film feels you. Each frame looks directly out of an art exhibition, and every song tells something. It is a cinema that is its beautiful, honest best. “
The film revolves around the four couples navigating the ups and downs of love and commitment in various cities. It is a spiritual sequel to ‘Life in a Metro’ (2007), which was also directed by Basu.
