Shahrukh Khan's film 'Jawaan' is ready for release in theaters after just two days. There is a huge craze among the public for this film.
As soon as the advance booking of the film opened, the booking started in full swing and now it is clearly visible that 'Jawan' is ready to make a record-breaking opening.
After 'Pathan', now Shah Rukh Khan is coming to theaters with 'Jawan' to loot the hearts of the public. The craze of cinema fans for this film was going strong since the time 'Pathan' was not even released.
At the beginning of the year, Shah Rukh made a comeback with 'Pathan' and made the biggest grosser in the history of Bollywood films. And with the atmosphere for the release of 'Jawan', it seems that the records of 'Pathan' are also going to be broken very soon.
Last Thursday the trailer of 'Jawan' came and the excitement of the film reached its peak. With this atmosphere, advance booking of the film on Friday at 10 am, officially opened. And the response of the public to the booking was the same as the die-hard film fans had been expecting for a long time.
'Jawan' made the record for maximum advance booking in the first 24 hours. The sign of advance booking is clear - 'Jawan' is all set to become the biggest opening film in Hindi.
'Gadar 2' lags behind in advance booking, competes with 'Pathan'
Till the day of release, about 2 lakh 74 thousand tickets for Sunny Deol's 'Gadar 2' were booked in advance in national chains. There is still a day left for the release of 'Jawan', but about 4 lakh tickets have been booked for the film in national chains.
SRK reached Tirupati before the release of Jawan, Nayanthara also accompanied him
If we look at the overall booking, the data of SACNILC says that more than 10 lakh tickets have been booked for 'Jawan' so far. With this booking, the advance gross collection of 'Jawan' has reached close to Rs 27 crore. The final advance booking for 'Gadar 2' was more than 7 lakhs and from this booking, Sunny's film had a gross collection of more than Rs 17 crore.
Till now, 10 lakh tickets of 'Pathan', which had the biggest opening in Hindi, have been sold in advance and the advance gross was more than Rs 32 crore. The speed at which tickets for 'Jawaan' are being sold strengthens the chances that Shahrukh can break the record of his own previous film.
Shows at 5 a.m. are also full, shows are full in every theater
The demand for 'Jawan' is such that theaters have to Shows are having to be increased. At the beginning of booking, shows were available only at the normal time of the day. But as soon as these shows started filling up, theaters started adding more shows. By Monday, shows at 6 a.m. had opened for 'Jawan' at many places. The craze to see Shahrukh in mass avatar is such that even these shows get filled up in no time.
On Tuesday, shows at 5 a.m. in many theaters across the country were also seen full.
Crazy craze in small towns and single screens
Many successful films keep coming, but the size of this success is biggest for those films that run fiercely in small towns and single screens. There is an amazing craze for 'Jawan' in small towns.
In a multiplex of Delhi, 30 shows are open for booking on the first day for 'Jawan', while 20 shows are going on in many places. In the capital's iconic single-screen theaters Delight and Liberty, all five shows of September 7 have been houseful. But for Shahrukh's film, the situation is similar in small towns as well.
While giving information on social media, trade analyst Komal Nahta said that all the shows of 'Jawaan' were filled in many single-screen theaters of Jaipur, Agra, Bhopal, Patna, and Hyderabad on Thursday. For the first time, 5 a.m. shows have been opened for a Bollywood film in single-screen theaters in Bihar and Kolkata.
'Jawan' will be a huge blast in the South also
In South India, cities like Hyderabad, Kochi, and Bengaluru have also filled morning shows of 'Jawan'. In these cities, the first shows of the film are between 6 to 7 p.m. Along with these, advance booking of 'Jawan' is tremendous in cities like Chennai, Mysore, Madurai, and Vijayawada.
Hindi shows of the film are more available in most of the southern cities and they are filling up very fast. But the real wonder is that not only the Hindi but also the Tamil and Telugu versions of 'Javaan' are getting tremendous response in these cities. Not only are the Hindi shows of the film filled here, but the shows of Tamil and Telugu versions are also filled.
Opening collection of 'Jawan'
More than 24 hours are left for the release day of 'Jawan'. The way the bookings are progressing, it would not be a surprise if the shows for Thursday open at 4 p.m. or even earlier.
By the end of Wednesday, the advance booking of 'Jawan' can easily break the record of 'Pathan'.
In the history of Hindi films, the biggest booking till now in National Cinema Chains has been done for 'Baahubali 2'. For this film of Rajamouli, 6 lakh 50 thousand tickets were sold before its release. 'Jawan' can reach very close to this record. This would directly mean that Shahrukh's new film can make the record for the biggest opening of Hindi films.
This record is currently in the name of 'Pathan', which had a net collection of Rs 55 crore on the first day of the Hindi version. The name of this film also has the biggest opening in Bollywood. 'Pathan' earned Rs 57 crore on the first day by mixing Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu versions. With the strong trend of advance booking of 'Jawan',
The small town of North India and the banging atmosphere in the South are going to do wonders. Estimates say that the first day of 'Jawan' in Hindi only can bring a net collection of Rs 60 to 62 crores.
If the review of the film and the praise received from the public turns out to be solid, then even the figure of 65 crores will not be far away.
That is, by mixing all the versions, the net collection of 'Jawan' can go in the range of Rs 70 to 75 crores. That is, Shah Rukh is going to give Hindi cinema the biggest opening for the second time in a single year.
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