Lvavapa Final Advance Booking: Junaid Khan, Khushi Kapoor’s film sells less 5,000 tickets in top national series; Depends on walk-in

Lvavapa starring Junaid Khan and Khushi Kapoor in the lead roles, is set to hit theaters in theaters on 7 February. Recently Lvavpa’s advance booking was opened, and the reports are not very favorable.

Loveyapa sells only 5,000 tickets in top series, looking at a dull start

Directed by Advaita Chandan, Lvavpa has recorded disappointing east-sell at the ticket window. The film has sold around 5,000 tickets in the top three national series- PVR Inox and Cinepolis for the early day. Out of which a large part of the sale was recorded in PVR Inox. It should be noted that pricing was placed under the check; Nevertheless, the film failed to grab a respectable pre -sales.

This is a terrible reaction to a comedy-drama that marks Aamir Khan’s son, Junaid Khan and Sridevi’s daughter, Khushi Kapoor’s inception. The film is scheduled for the start of a lukewarm at the box office; However, a lot will depend on early day booking and walk-in.

Loveyapa heavy depends on the reception of the audience; Set to face rogue Ravi Kumar

Supported by Phantom Films, Lvavapa is today a remake of the Telugu film Love, and is a major road for box office performance. One should know that the audience is rejecting the remake out these days. The fate of Lvavapa will depend on the initial word-mouth among the audience. If it manages to influence the audience, it will depart through a favorable dramatic run.

Lvavapa is facing important competition from the crook Ravi Kumar at the box office, which has brought a storm on the excellent east-sell for day 1. Even Sanam Teri Kasam has recorded better sales despite re -release.

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