During its inaugural week in Indian cinemas, the film “Fighter,” featuring Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone, demonstrated consistency at the box office, albeit facing a decline in receipts on workdays. By the end of six days, “Fighter” had amassed approximately Rs 134 crore net in India.
The day-wise earnings of “Fighter” at the box office are as follows:
Day 1 [1st Thursday] – Rs 22.5 Crore Day 2 [1st Friday] – Rs 39.5 Crore Day 3 [1st Saturday] – Rs 27.5 Crore Day 4 [1st Sunday] – Rs 29 Crore Day 5 [1st Monday] – Rs 8 Crore Day 6 [1st Tuesday] – Rs 7.75 Crore Total – Rs 134.25 Cr
Hrithik Roshan openly addressed the film’s mixed reception and its political aspects in a recent interview with Film Companion, emphasizing that he stands by his director Siddharth Anand’s “conviction.” The main cast of “Fighter” also includes Akshay Oberoi, Anil Kapoor, and Karan Singh Grover. Released on January 25, ahead of the extended Republic Day weekend, the film’s performance over the weekend remains a point of interest, with expectations of gaining further traction.
Hrithik Roshan’s candid remarks shed light on the nuanced dynamics of filmmaking, where the intersection of conviction, audience reception, and artistic integrity plays a pivotal role. His acknowledgment of both the weight and responsibility that come with his role as the face of the film reflects a deep understanding of the complexities inherent in the creative process.
The ensemble cast, which includes Deepika Padukone, Akshay Oberoi, Anil Kapoor, and Karan Singh Grover, underscores the film’s star power and diverse talent. The release of “Fighter” on January 25, strategically timed to coincide with the extended Republic Day weekend, presents an opportunity for the film to leverage the heightened viewership during this period.
As the box office figures reflect a blend of success and challenges, the upcoming weekend serves as a litmus test for the film’s potential to gain momentum and captivate audiences further. The unfolding reception of “Fighter” in the coming days will offer valuable insights into its trajectory and impact within the cinematic landscape.
