Brahmastra Part One: Shiva, the eagerly anticipated passion project of filmmaker Ayan Mukerji, was launched on Friday to lukewarm reviews. While some thought it was fantastic and really enjoyed it, others just think it’s a failure. Whether you like it or not, Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt’s debut movie together as a couple managed to smash the Bollywood box office record and has made somewhere between Rs 35 and Rs 36 crore nett across all languages.
Ramesh Bala, a well-known South critic and trade expert, tweeted out some preliminary estimations. A new record for an original Hindi film released during a non-holiday is set by #Brahmastra Day 1 Early Estimates for All-India Nett for all languages of 36 Cr.
#brahmastra Day 1 Early Estimates for All-India Nett for all languages 36 Crs..
A new record for non-holoday for an Original Hindi film..
— Ramesh Bala (@rameshlaus) September 10, 2022
According to the Box Office India report, Brahmastra had the greatest opening day ever for original Hindi material on a non-holiday, grossing between Rs 35 and 36 crore across all of its variants. With an additional Rs 3 crore nett from foreign languages, the movie is anticipated to gross between Rs 32 and Rs 33 crore in Hindi.
The film is presented in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam by the visionary director SS Rajamouli.
The protagonist of Ranbir Kapoor’s first instalment of Brahmastra, Shiva, is a young man on the verge of an epic love affair with Isha, played by Alia Bhatt. Their world is flipped upside down, however, when Shiva discovers that he possesses a secret link to the Brahmstra as well as a huge power—the power of Fire—within him that he is only now beginning to comprehend.
