Taapsee Pannu’s Naam Shabana Grows By 24.41%, Collects Rs 6.37 Crore On Day 2
After registering an ordinary figure of Rs 5.12 crore on Day 1, Naam Shabana showcased an improved performance on Day 2. The total collections of the film till now stand at Rs 11.49 crore
Taapsee Pannu,
Manoj Bajpayee and Akshay Kumar-starrer Naam Shabana witnessed an upswing in
its collections and made Rs 6.37 crore on Saturday.
Trade analyst
Taran Adarsh tweeted about the film’s box-office business till now and wrote, “#NaamShabana witnessed healthy 24.41% growth on
Sat... Sun biz is crucial... Fri 5.12
cr, Sat 6.37 cr. Total: ₹ 11.49 cr. India biz (sic).”
#NaamShabana witnessed healthy 24.41% growth on Sat... Sun biz is crucial... Fri 5.12 cr, Sat 6.37 cr. Total: ₹ 11.49 cr. India biz.
— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) 2 April 2017
While the film’s
opening day collection was average, it received a higher opening than last week's
Anushka Sharma-starrer Phillauri (Rs 4.02 cr).
According to the trade pundits, Taapsee Pannu's Naam Shabana is getting an
extra footfall because of Akshay Kumar's superb cameo and Baby's fantastic
box-office collection record.
Baby had
registered an approx figure of 9 crore on its Day 1. However, the film featured
Akshay Kumar in lead, while its prequel, Naam Shabana, has him only in a cameo.
Shabana, is a tough spy with a take-no-prisoners attitude and the film follows
her on an important mission and it is quite the ride. The film revolves
around Shabana, who joins the Indian secret service, to extract revenge on her
boyfriend’s killers. Taapsee is seen in a de-glam avatar in the film,
stripped of make-up and glamorous clothes. Film is directed by Shivam Nair
and also stars Anupam Kher, Prithviraj Sukumaran, Danny Denzongpa and Manoj
Bajpayee.
Coming back to
Naam Shabana’s box-office collection, as mentioned by Taran Adarsh, Sundayis crucial and will determine a large part of
the film’s fate.
Watch this space
as we tell keep you updated on the film’s performance at the ticket
windows.
Thumbnail Image Source: twitter/taapsee
