‘Crazy’ not bowed in front of ‘Chhava’, quietly removed about 150% of the budget

Crazxy Box Office Collection Day 10: Soham Shah’s film Crazy Vicky Kaushal The speed of his earnings has also been retained in front of the observance. The film was released today, 10 days have been completed and despite making a slow start, the film made new records in earnings.

The film is in its second weekend and the increase in the film’s earnings shows that it is also ready to set a big box office record like Soham Shah’s old film Tumbar.

Crazy box office collection

According to the official data presented by the makers, Crazy earned 1.10 on the first day, 1.60 on the second day and 1.55 crores on the third day, earning Rs 4.25 crore in the first weekend. After this, the collection of the first week of the film was 7.18 crores.

The film earned 94 lakh and 1.57 crores on the 8th and 9th day and the 9 -day total collection of the film was Rs 9.69 crore. According to Sixelk, today, by 8:40 pm today, the film has earned Rs 81 lakh and the total collection of the film has been Rs 10.5 crore. These figures are not final. They may change.

The film took out more than the budget

According to MNSXP, the film has been prepared in a budget of just Rs 15-18 crore. The film has already removed 15 crores from non -theatrical rights. According to this, the film has already taken out its budget and it has removed about 150 percent of the budget.

Film earned from makers’ decisions

The makers of the film increased the shows of the film from the 7th day and the audience also gathered to watch the film due to the positive Word of Mouth. Apart from this, the climax of the film was also changed which was more appreciated by the audience. Because of this, the film’s earnings were seen to increase very fast.

The film has been produced by Soham Shah. Girish Kohli has directed the film. And in the film, Soham Shah is the only actor whose entire film plays on his shoulder.

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