Metro in dino ott release: Anurag Basu’s much awaited romantic drama ‘Metro … these days’ knocked in theaters on 4 July. This musical romantic drama is the spriyal sequel of the 2007 film Life in a … Metro. This film is getting good response from the audience. With this, now the details of OTT release of ‘Metro … In Dino’ have come. Let us know here when and where will this film be released on OTT?

,Metro … these days’ When and where will the OTT be released?
‘Metro … IN Dino’ is the story of the ups and downs of modern relationships in today’s fast-paced urban life and in this film, star artists like Aditya Roy Kapoor, Sara Ali Khan, Nina Gupta, Anupam Kher, Konkona Sen Sharma, Pankaj Tripathi, Fatima Sana Sheikh and Ali Fazal have played important roles.

The film has received good response from the audience and is getting praise for its emotional story, heart touching music and strong acting. Interestingly, Konkona Sen Sharma is the only actress to comeback in the sequel with the original ‘Life in a … Metro’. Talking about the details of the film’s OTT release, although the accurate streaming date has not been announced yet, the films are usually released online after about 45 to 60 days after coming to theaters. Therefore, the film is positive to appear on Netflix in August end or early September. Directed by Anurag Basu, the music of the film is composed by Pritam.

,Metro … these days’ box office collection
Talking about the box office collection of ‘Metro … In Dino’, this film did not start anything special. It earned 3.5 crores on the first day .. After this, the film earned 6 crores on the second day and the collection of the film was Rs 7.25 crore on the third day. At the same time, according to the Early Trend Report of Caiknilk, the film has earned 2.50 crores on the fourth day of its release. After which the total collection of four days of the film has been Rs 19.25 crore.

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