Dev Din 3 Box Office Trend: Shahid Kapoor’s film continues to struggle for a magical jump

The gods of Shahid Kapoor and Pooja Hegde are not performing according to expectations. Psychological action-thriller fell victim to weak publicity and mixed audience reception.

Deva struggles for good speed; Need better hold

After posting a lack of opening inauguration on his Premier Day, Deva saw a nominal jump on Saturday. According to the current trends, its grip is still similar to its day 2, that is, the first Sunday. In an ideal situation, the film should have a double -digit figure on its day 2 and day 3.

For Anward, Shahid Kapoor film has tightened Rs 12 crore in its two -day dramatic run. The third day is expected to be within the limit of Rs 7 crore. These are initial estimates based on its grip until the afternoon show; The evening and night shows are expected to have a slightly better occupation. The final estimates on the figure of the Deity Day 3 box office will be shared around 10:30 pm.

The deity meets the mixed word-mouth; Seal

The direction of Rawson Andrew met with mixed-bag reactions between the audience and critics. If the film had received a great word, things could have been different. The film is also facing the holdover release, Sky Force. It will see another competition from the crook Ravikumar and Hollywood release intellect from next week.

Although Dev was expected to perform well, it was disappointed with his silent development at the box office. The fate of the deity is almost seal; However, it will be interesting to see how the action-thriller performs in the week of the week.

God in theaters

Shahid Kapoor’s Dev is now available in nearby theaters. You can book your tickets from online web portals or catch them from the counter itself. Are you going to see deities in theaters? Tell us in the comment section.

Disclaimer: Box office figures are compiled by various sources and our research. The figures may be estimated, and no one claims about the authenticity of pinkvilla data. However, they are sufficiently indications of box-office performance of films under consideration.