Suryaa Entertainment Desk: The latest spy comedy film 'Udta Tir' starring Bollywood veteran Ayushmann Khurrana and young actress Sara Ali Khan at the box office... Suriya Entertainment Desk: Bollywood superstar Ayushmann Khurrana and young actress Sara Ali Khan's new spy comedy 'Udta Tir' has seen a massive drop in terms of collections on its first Monday despite a good opening weekend at the box office. Directed by Akash Kaushik, the film hit the screens last Friday, and it did well at the box office on Saturday and Sunday, giving the film unit a lot of hope. However, trade sources revealed that the film's collections have dropped significantly as the weekend ended and Monday became a working day. According to trade reports, the film has collected over Rs 2 crore nett across the country on its first Monday.
It seems that the collections, which were gradually increasing in the first three days, fell by more than sixty percent by Monday. However, since its release, the film has successfully crossed the Rs 20 crore mark in both the global and domestic markets. Analysts believe that for the film to recover from this weekday drop, it is very necessary to get support from the audience to come to the theaters in the coming days. In this film, Ayushmann Khurrana plays a different role as a Pakistani spy who has lost his memory, and his performance is particularly impressive to the audience. The movie opens with a new storyline where he forgets his identity due to an unexpected explosion and thinks he is an Indian Counter-Terrorist Force officer.
The film, which is made with heavy focus on comedy, stars Sara Ali Khan in the lead role, while legendary actors like Rahul Bose and Ram Kapoor appear in other lead roles. Jointly produced by Dharma Productions and Sikhya Entertainment, the next journey of the film is based on the upcoming working days. Although the collection on Monday is less compared to the collection of the weekend, it will be seen in the coming days to what extent the audience will accept the film, which combines elements of suspense and comedy. There is intense interest in the cine circles to see how the film will stand up to the competition of other films at the Bollywood box office. Also Read: Akshay Kumar's 'Mohra' returns to theaters after three decades: Re-release in 4K version
