The Kashmir Files Movie directed by Vivek Agnihotri has found appreciation from Kangana Ranaut. She expressed her kudos for The Kashmir Files stupendous opening. She also spoke on her social media about the ‘pin drop silence’ in the film industry about the movie, and claimed Bollywood is in a shock mode with the film’s success.
The Kashmir Files directed by Vivek Agnihotri released in theatres on Friday has received great reviews from critics and had a terrific opening at the box office.
On Sunday, Kangana wrote a long note about the film on her Instagram Stories, where she wrote, “Please notice the pin drop silence in the film industry about #thekashmirfiles not just content even its business is exemplary… investment and profit proportion might be such a case study that it will be the most successful and profitable film of the year.
Kangana Ranaut and her story about The Kashmir Files Movie
The film broke many myths about theatres being exclusive for big budgets event films or visual/VFX spectacles post pandemic, it is breaking every myth and preconceived notion that was there and bringing back the audiences to the theatres, 6am shows in multiplexes are full it’s unbelievable!!!”
Ranaut added that ‘Bullydawood’ (a term she uses for Bollywood) “aur unke chamche sadme mein chale gaye hai (Bollywood bullies and their cronies are in shock).” Her note concluded with, “Not a word sari duniya dekh rahi hai inko lekin phir bhi not a word (the whole world is watching but not them). There time is upp!!”
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The trailer of The Kashmir Files was heart rending. It brings tears to eyes. One can’t even imagine the tragedies by what our Kashmiri Pandits went through.
The Kashmir Files started strongly at the box office despite a limited release. On its opening day, it grossed just over ₹3.5 crore, and on Saturday, it improved that number substantially to make ₹8.5 crore on the day. Its total earnings stand at ₹12 crore from the first two days. The number is substantial given that it has released in 700 screens pan-India, as opposed to some recent bigger films which released in 3000+ screens.