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Talking about Badrinath Ki Dulhania’s day one prospects at the box office, trade analyst Taran Adarsh tweeted, “#BadrinathKiDulhania starts very well. If it maintains the same pace – or gets better in evening – expect a SOLID Day 1.” While the trade was estimating the film to earn Rs 12.25 crore on day one, it may actually do better if the evening shows go full. The film is estimated to be made on a budget of Rs around 45-50 crore including Rs 30 crore as cost of production and Rs 10-15 crore for promotions and advertisements. “The film has been promoted in an amazing way.  So, if we look at the landing cost, one-fourth of it would have been recovered by selling satellite rights for Rs 10-15 crore plus the money they would have recovered by selling music rights, rest would be recovered by the business they will do at the box office,” film distributor Akshaye Akshaye said. Read More

It’s a single filmi formula that has traditionally been failsafe. Herd a bunch of frisky and fancy-free youngsters together, throw them into an emotional whirligig that pushes them to raise the banner of revolt against insensitive adults and permit the ensuing tussle do the rest. It makes for good, unadulterated fun. Right up your street? Then Chillar Party is often a must-watch for you. It squeezes inside a quiet message even as it portrays the world purely during the gawky-eyed issue of view of children. The film strikes a perfect balance among the a couple of poles of the script. Well, almost. Written and directed by the duo of Vikas Bahl and Nitesh Tiwari and bankrolled by UTV Spotboy, Chillar Party got superstar Salman Khan so excited that he came on board as co-producer well following the film had got off the starting blocks. Excellent judgment – Chillar Party is indeed a film worth backing every which way. It moves during the light-hearted on the thought-provoking and during the...