Srikanth Box Office Day 3: Rajkummar Rao Film Colects Rs. 11 Cr In Three Days

'Srikanth' starring Rajkummar Rao is doing good business at the box office. As per trade analysis site Sacnilk.com, 'Srikanth' collected Rs. 11 cr in just three days.

'Srikanth' starring Rajkummar Rao is doing good business at the box office. As per trade analysis site Sacnilk.com, 'Srikanth' collected Rs. 11 cr in just three days.

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New Delhi: 'Srikanth' starring Rajkummar Rao is doing good business at the box office. As per trade analysis site Sacnilk.com, 'Srikanth' collected Rs. 11 cr in just three days. In the film, Rajkummar Rao plays the role of Srikanth Bola in the film. As per the same site, the film collected Rs. 2.25 cr on Day 1, and Rs. 4.2 cr on Day 2.

As per Sacnilk.com, 'Srikanth' collected Rs. 2.25 cr on Day 1 and Rs. 4.2 cr on Day 2. The film also collected Rs. 5.5 cr net in India on its third day. As of now, 'Srikanth' has collected Rs. 11.95 cr. The film had an overall occupancy of 25.59% in the Hindi belt on Sunday. 

'Srikanth' stars Alaya F, Jyotika, Sharad Kelkar in the lead. In the film, Rajkummar Rao plays the role of industrialist  Srikanth Bolla who pursued his dreams despite visual impairment to find the Bollant Industries.

Directed by Tushar Hiranandani, 'Srikanth' has been produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishna Kumar and Nidhi Parmar Hiranandani.

‘Srikanth’ Review

'Srikanth' is a motivating ride, infusing you with the spirit that with determination and courage, anything is achievable. The first half is stellar, keeping you engaged throughout. There are no dull moments; however, you can take a breather during the romantic songs. Many scenes tug at your heartstrings as you embark on Srikanth's journey. Though the second half meanders a bit, a gripping climax swiftly compensates, leaving you applauding. 

Tushar Hiranandani's direction is commendable, showing a firm grip over the film. With prior directorial successes like 'Saand Ki Aankh' and 'Scam 2003', his experience reflects well here. However, tightening the script in the second half could have elevated the film further. Had Jagdeep Siddhu and Sumit Purohit penned a more robust latter half, 'Srikanth' could have easily been the standout film of the year.