This time Tiger Shroff came up with Ganapath, which was released on a large scale on October 20, on the occasion of Dussehra festival, but the movie is turning out a disaster at the box office. Buyers are saying that they are not going to profit after seeing the poor condition of not being able to collect at least Rs 5 crores in two days. It will remain the biggest disaster .
What could be a bigger tragedy than not being able to release it without competition in Hindi. On the other hand, believing that there is no eight week OTT gap, some northern multiplexes who have banned Leo and given the build-up are buzzing. After Jaawan, there was not a single noteworthy film in the North. They believed in it for three weeks and got good feeding, but already the people were watching excessively, so it was dropped everywhere except a few centers. People used to come to theaters thinking that Ganapath was at least average.
Another big comedy is that director Vikas Bahl has planned it in two parts. Now if there is no direction in the first part, there will be no one to buy the sequel. The trade is surprised that Tiger Shroff, who is known to be popular with the masses, has such a bad opening. Ganapath’s result is a bit of a slap in the face to directors who over-show him with excessive heroism.