Dunki Advance Bookings: On its first day, the Shah Rukh Khan movie sells 1.4 lakh tickets worth Rs. 5 crore.
Dunki Advance Bookings
Dunki Advance Bookings: A week before its premiere, the Shah Rukh Khan and Taapsee Pannu film “Dunki” generated a lot of buzz, especially once advance tickets went on sale. On opening day, the movie sold about 1,44,186 tickets for about 6394 showings. ‘Dunki’, directed by Rajkummar Hirani, will be released on December 21. In India, Dunki advance reservations total Rs. 4.45 crore a day, according to a Sacnilk.com study.
The study claims that the figures only apply to the Hindi 2D “Dunki” format. A day later, on December 22, Prabhas’s film “Salaar: Cearefire” will take on the Rajkummar Hirani production.
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According to Sacnilk.com, 16000 tickets for the Hindi version of “Salaar” have been sold, earning Rs. 55 lakhs. After sales of 125.8K, the total pre-sales are estimated to reach about Rs. 3 cr, with advance bookings for Telugu shows still available.
Dunki Advance Bookings: Sunday night, Ramesh Bala, a trade analyst and critic for South Indian cinema, tweeted, “#SRK’s #Dunki has sold 100K tickets in advance already, despite not being a mass action movie.”
In the meantime, Shah Rukh Khan is collaborating with Rajkummar Hirani on “Dunki” for the first time. Everyone was eagerly awaiting the two’s partnership.
In important parts in “Dunki” are Taapsee Pannu, Vicky Kaushal, Boman Irani, Vikram Kochhar, Anil Grover, and others.
The central theme of “Dunki” is unauthorized immigration to other nations. “Dunki,” like other Rajkummar Hirani movies, will discuss a subject that is prevalent in society and the ramifications that it may have.
According to the leaked teaser material, “Dunki” is set in Punjab, and SRK plays a man who wants to move to London with a group of pals who share his aspirations.
Pritam wrote the soundtrack for “Dunki,” and Aman Pant composed the background music. The film’s cinematography was handled by Amit Roy, Manush Nandan, and C. K. Muraleedharan.
