‘12th Fail’ Box Office collection Day 1 - Slow Start
At last, Vindhu Vinod Chopra is back with a movie. This time around, the filmmaker and vikrant massey worked together on "12th Fail," a film that honours the never-give-up spirit. These are the movie's first-day box office receipts as of october 27, when it was released. On october 27, "12th Fail," starring vidhu vinod chopra and vikrant massey, was released in theatres. The film, which is based on an Anurag Pathak novel, got off to a poor start. Early estimates state that it brought in Rs 1 crore on Day 1.
By 10 p.m. on its debut day, "12th Fail" had amassed Rs 75 lakh on National chains, according to trade expert Taran Adarsh. Later on, the movie also accelerated. Overall reviews have been positive, so positive buzz might help the movie get a boost this weekend. On october 27, Vidhu Vinod Chopra's "12th Fail," which was available in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada, was released globally. The female protagonist in the movie is played by medha Shankar, with vikrant massey portraying Manoj.
"The narrative is straightforward but powerful and thought-provoking. Similar to Manoj, the film's genuineness is evident in every shot and scene, which has been painstakingly assembled to maintain the story's realism. Without a single "filmy" element, the movie tells a compelling tale using actual kids, genuine locales, and the realities of the educational system.
By 10 p.m. on its debut day, "12th Fail" had amassed Rs 75 lakh on National chains, according to trade expert Taran Adarsh. Later on, the movie also accelerated. Overall reviews have been positive, so positive buzz might help the movie get a boost this weekend. On october 27, Vidhu Vinod Chopra's "12th Fail," which was available in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada, was released globally. The female protagonist in the movie is played by medha Shankar, with vikrant massey portraying Manoj.
"The narrative is straightforward but powerful and thought-provoking. Similar to Manoj, the film's genuineness is evident in every shot and scene, which has been painstakingly assembled to maintain the story's realism. Without a single "filmy" element, the movie tells a compelling tale using actual kids, genuine locales, and the realities of the educational system.