Mohit Suri’s film ‘Saira’ is earning record breaking at the box office. Kush Sinha’s film ‘Nikita Roy’ was also released with ‘Saira’. However, in the storm of ‘Saira’, ‘Nikita Roy’ became anonymous and proved to be a flop at the box office. Now Kush Sinha has talked about the failure of ‘Nikita Roy’ while taunting the remake of ‘Saira’.

In a recent interview to Dainik Jagran, Kush Sinha said- ‘We tried to get more screen, but sometimes some films get swept away in a wave. Also, whom we talked to the theater chain we talked to, they saw the film and retained it. Three films were released on the same day and while everyone knows that the film (‘Saira’) performed a record-breaking, the second film (Tanvi the Great) was removed from theaters and our screen increased by 40% -50%.

React on the success of ‘Saira’
Regarding the record-breaking collection of ‘Saira’, Kush Sinha said- ‘No one had expected this wave and the box office results are not in our hands. I am happy that a romantic film with two new actors has performed so well. This has been discussed, but they have to answer it. Cleaning your identity depends on them.

‘We have not stolen content from anywhere’
In many reports, ‘Saira’ is being described as a remake of the 2004 Korean film A Moment to Remumbber. In such a situation, Kush Sinha talked about ‘Saira’ while talking about the failure of ‘Nikita Roy’. He said- ‘The best thing is that this is a completely original film. We have not stolen content from anywhere. But I have always been clear on the fact that I want to tell the original stories and if I ever make a remake, it will be an official remake. It may be that other people do not agree with this perspective and it is dependent on them.