Estimated Adipurush Box Office Day 1 Collection: Prabhas, Kriti Sanon Film Beats Brahmastra, Mints ₹150 Crore Worldwide

adipurush, despite mixed reactions from critics and audiences alike, recorded a massive opening at the box office on Friday. The first estimates point to a collection of about $36-38 crores for the Hindi version and an all-India collection of $90 crores in all languages. It is easily the third biggest opening for a post-pandemic Hindi film after Pathaan and KGF 2. Also read: Adipurush Film Review And Release Highlights: Saif Ali Khan Attends The Screening With His Children

The film stars Prabhas as Raghava, critical i say as Janaki and Saif Ali Khan as Ravana. It is directed by Om Raut, known for his latest blockbuster Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior.

Adipurush India and Overseas Estimates

According to a report by Boxofficeindia.com, if you take into account the collections of the Telugu version in the Hindi circuits and the rest of South India, Adipurush seems to be looking around. $90 crore nett on the first day in India and a gross collection of $110-112 crores. The report also states: “Final overseas figures are yet to be forthcoming, but a $Rs 140 crores worldwide on the first day is there for the film and this number may go up to Rs 150 crores when all the takings are rounded up on Saturday.

Adipurush is behind Pathan and ahead of Brahmastra

The Hindi version of Adipurush scored lower than this year’s biggest blockbuster Pathaan, which opened in $57 crores in India, and Yash’s KGF 2 (Hindi version) which opened in $54 crores in India. The movie, however, has surpassed last year’s highly anticipated movie. brahmastrawhich had opened in $36 crores in India.

Adipurush Review

The Hindustan Times review of the film called it a “visual spectacle” but had much to complain about. He said: “Adipurush is simply a Bollywood-style version of one of the most epic tales that ever lived. If you keep the story to one side because it’s widely known to everyone, the execution turns out to be a messy mix of over-the-top CGI and passable visual effects, and what’s worse is the intentionally funny dialogue that sounds out of place in a sensitive, mythological story. .”

In honor of Lord Hanuman, a seat has been reserved in his name in all the cinemas showing the film. One of the theaters in Telangana also saw a monkey sneak into the theater.