Aamir Khan and actor Laal Singh Chaddha haven't left a mark at the box office so far. The film is likely to rake in 60 crore in its lifetime collections, but it has a budget of 180 crore.
Film critic and trade analyst Sumit Kadel tweeted, LSC Tuesday early estimates suggest MAMMOTH DROP. Film is looking to collect between Rs 1.80 crore and Rs 2 crore nett. Lifetime to wrap under Rs 60 crore nett Verdict -- ELEPHANTINE DISASTER. The film has raked in a total of 45.83 crore as of Monday, which is less than Thugs Of Hindostan's first day total of Rs 50.75 crore.
Film critic and trade analyst Taran Adarsh tweeted that Laal Singh Chaddha is rejected by LSC 5 day total is lower than Day 1 of Thugs Of Hindostan Rs 50.75 crore. Hindi version of the math Thursday Rs 11.70 crore, Saturday Rs 9 crore, Sunday Rs 10 crore, Monday Rs 7.87 crore. The total was 45.83 crore. The actor Hritik Roshan praises Laal Singh Chaddha amid the whole backlash. Roshan will be next seen in the Hindi remake of 2017 Tamil film Vikram Vedha, which stars R Madhavan and Vijay Sethupathi in leading roles.
Roshan wrote on Twitter, Just watched I felt the HEART of this movie. This movie is just magnificent, with pluses and minuses aside. Don t miss this gem guys! It is beautiful. Just beautiful. Film trade analyst Ramesh Bala told India Today that even though Laal Singh Chaddha has bombed, it will cover losses in OTT release.
He said that the theatrical release is less than that. It will do well in OTT. The rights were sold to an OTT platform for a good amount, according to Laal Singh Chaddha. They closed the deal before the release. Aamir Khan's star value, they would have made a lot of money from satellite and streaming platforms. The film isn't doing well theatrically. We consider this film a flop. It would have gotten a good sum that will compensate for its theatrical release.