Crew first day pre-bookings: Kareena, Tabu, Kriti stars earn Rs 2.58 crore | Hindi Movie News
‘Crew’ starring Kareena Kapoor, Tabu and Kriti Sanon was released today and expectations are high. Directed by Rajesh Krishnan, the film also stars Diljit Dosanjh and Kapil Sharma in important roles.
According to sacnilk, the film earned Rs 2,580 crore in the form of advance bookings from the sale of 1,04,975 tickets on its opening day. ‘Crew’ has performed 7,649 times across India, with Mumbai (55.41 million), Delhi (56.77 million) and Bengaluru (18.68 million) contributing the most to these numbers. . “The Crew”’s biggest box office rival will be the Hollywood movie “Godzilla x Kong: New Empire.”
The story of ‘Crew’ revolves around the lives of three close friends, Kareena, Tabu and Kriti, who work as flight attendants in an airline and how they get caught up in predictable situations. At the film’s event, Kriti had said that “Crew” will break the myths about women-centric films. “When a movie with a female lead comes out, people think it’s going to be serious, or it’s going to raise some issues, or it’s going to be a male-bashing movie. There’s nothing there. It shows that women can do comedy very well,” the actress said.
According to sacnilk, the film earned Rs 2,580 crore in the form of advance bookings from the sale of 1,04,975 tickets on its opening day. ‘Crew’ has performed 7,649 times across India, with Mumbai (55.41 million), Delhi (56.77 million) and Bengaluru (18.68 million) contributing the most to these numbers. . “The Crew”’s biggest box office rival will be the Hollywood movie “Godzilla x Kong: New Empire.”
The story of ‘Crew’ revolves around the lives of three close friends, Kareena, Tabu and Kriti, who work as flight attendants in an airline and how they get caught up in predictable situations. At the film’s event, Kriti had said that “Crew” will break the myths about women-centric films. “When a movie with a female lead comes out, people think it’s going to be serious, or it’s going to raise some issues, or it’s going to be a male-bashing movie. There’s nothing there. It shows that women can do comedy very well,” the actress said.
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