Siara Box Office Day 2: Ahaan-Aneet’s film shines brightly, near Rs 50 crore
Mohit Suri’s ‘Sera’ has taken the Indian box office from the storm, which has become the biggest amazing hit of the year with a collection of Rs 45 crore in just two days. The film’s success indicates a strong comeback for the romantic drama without star power or heavy promotion, especially among the Jean Z viewers.
In short
- Siara earned Rs 45 crore domestic in the first two days
- The film defeated the box office collection of films with established stars, including ‘Malik’ and ‘Ma’
- It stars Ahaan Pandey and Aitit Padada
Mohit Suri’s ‘Sera’ is not just a film – this is an incident. The romantic drama characterized by the fresh face Ahaan Pandey and Aitit Dadda has emerged as the biggest surprise of the year, re -writing the rules of the debut. After racking its early day for Rs 21 crore, the film showed even more strong pace on Saturday, which caused Rs 24 crore. With a total of Rs 45 crore in just two days, ‘Siara’ is well on track to cross a mark of Rs 50 crore by the end of its early weekends.
Even more striking is that ‘Seara’ is performing better than the front title by the established stars. From Rajkumar Rao’s ‘Malik’ to Shahid Kapoor’s ‘Dev’ and Kajol’s ‘mother’, the film has beaten them all. Even the indifferent re -release of iconic romantic drama like ‘Yeh Javani Hai Deewani’ and ‘Sanam Teri Kasam’ could not match the audience. The decision is clear: Romance is making a big screen back – and General Z is visible for it.
Perhaps the most notable part of the journey ‘Siar’s’ is that it has been achieved without any pre-relative preacher Blitz. In fact, director Mohit Suri chose to maintain lead pairing under raps until he was consciously released, when he introduced Aditya Roy Kapoor and Shraddha Kapoor, he echoed his strategy with ‘Aashiqui 2’. Gambling has paid – again.
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Anit Padda, known for her breakout performance in ‘Big Girls Doen Cry’, has been praised for her fine twist, while Ahaan Pandey is already being postponed as a star in making. The film’s high -occupant rate – Clocking at 51.24 percent for Hindi shows on Saturday – not only early interest but stronger signs of power.
In a box office climate, where Star Kids struggle to attract the crowd – Khushi Kapoor and Junaid Khan’s ‘LavyPay’ closed for a minor Rs 6.8 crore – ‘Siara’ is long. Even Alia Bhatt’s ‘Jigra’, which benefited from the Star Power and Marketing muscle, opened less than Rs 30 crore in two days.
From Yash Raj Films supported and shining reviews and powerful words, ‘Siara’ proves that the audience is ready to embrace the new talent-if the story takes them. No PR Playbook and no big name, ‘Siara’ quietly, with spirit, raga, and magic, has become a box office love story with confidence that no one came.
