New Delhi: Ananya Pandey’s cousin Ahaan Pandey is all set to make her Bollywood debut with the upcoming romantic drama Saira. The film introduced two debutants- Ahaan Pandey and Aetet Dadda and is supported by Yash Raj Films. Directed by Aashiqui 2 fame Mohit Suri, the film is already creating a large -scale discussion.
Produced by Yash Raj Films, initial estimates indicate that Siarra may be a rare post-pandemic success for a first-leadership film. In fact, industry experts estimate that the film may be open to a double -digit box office collection on its release on this Friday.
According to Udyog Tracker Sacnilk, Siara has already earned Rs 4.6 crore from advance booking sales. More than 50,000 tickets have been sold so far for the opening day show, with estimates that pre-relief ticket sales can cross a mark of 1.5 lakhs.
So far, Siara has collected impressively Rs 7 crore in revenue from advance booking, with 1,80,967 tickets.
Delhi-NCR and Mumbai have seen the strongest response, contributing Rs 1.23 crore and Rs 1.16 crore from advance ticket sales (including blocked seats) respectively. Uttar Pradesh Circuit comes in third.
Siara is already higher than expectations and is ready to score double digits on its early day. It has matched the first day of Suri’s 2015 film Hamari incomplete Kahni (Rs 4.95 crore) and is on track to cross the Ashiki 2 (inauguration of Rs 6.1 crore). Some reports also suggested that it could defeat Aamir Khan’s Sitare land.
Could Siara defeated Janhvi Kapoor’s beaten?
Siara is certainly to set a new record for the highest opening day collection by a Hindi film with new people. The current record is organized by Dhadak (2018), starring Janhvi Kapoor and Ishaan Khatar, which opened for Rs 8.66 crore.
The film has been slated to release on Friday, July 18, and will face the box office competition from Anupam Kher’s upcoming drama Tanvi The Great and Nikita Roy, a psychological thriller directed by Kush Sinha and a psychological thriller led by Sonakshi Sinha. Meanwhile, International films like F1, Jurassic World: Ribrth and James Gun Ke Superman are still doing well in Indian cinemas.
