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After ‘Bawal’, once again Varun Dhawan and Jahnavi Kapoor are ready for a comeback in theaters with their upcoming film Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari. Directed by Shashank Khaitan, the advance booking of this film is being done at a slight speed. Let us know here how many tickets have been sold in the pre -ticket cell of ‘Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari’ and how much it has collected, according to the data of Caikanilk, the film sold 10 thousand 529 advance tickets across the country till 8 am on 30 September. With this, it has so far earned 48.41 lakhs in pre -ticket cells without block seats. At the same time, with block seats, this film has collected 1.25 crores in pre ticket sale. There are still two days left from the release of this film, so trade experts estimate that advance booking can reach 50,000 by the first day.
How many crores can you open
Tulsi Kumari of Sunny Sanskari, produced by Dharma Productions, is expected to get an opening between Rs 10.50 crore to Rs 12.50 crore on the first day, which will depend on the spot booking and people’s response. The analyst believes that the performance of the film will be important for both Varun Dhawan’s box office success and family entertaining films, both.
Given the change in the choice of the audience after the epidemic, the expectations of the industry’s film are slightly low, but if the audience likes it, then the film can catch fast. More viewers can be seen in the evening and night shows.
Kantara: Chapter 1 will be heavy
The film stars Varun Dhawan and Jahnavi Kapoor with actors like Sanya Malhotra, Rohit Saraf and Manish Paul. However, it is facing a tough challenge at the box office from Rishabh Shetty’s much awaited film Kantara: Chapter 1. Pan India release Kantara: The pre-cells of Chapter 1 are going well, due to which it can make a strong opening. Nevertheless, trade analyst Sunny Sanskari’s Tulsi Kumari is also not underestimating. Actually, if romantic comedy films get positive Word of Mouth, then they have been earning well. Now it will be seen to see how these films can open.