After a long gap since Lal Singh Chafdha, Aamir Khan returns to the big screen with the Seetyar ground, a film that promises to touch hearts and hang on emotions. Directed by RS Prasanna – 2017 sleeper hit Shubh Mangal is known to go for Saavdhan – this heart -wrenching drama also marks the return of the mainstream Hindi cinema of Genelia D’Souza.And as the film is ready for release, the first day’s advance booking figures are tricked, presented a glimpse of the initial response of the audience. According to Sacnilk, the film has received a booking of Rs 1.09 crore till 11 am and if someone adds a block booking, the collection jumps up to Rs 3.7 crore, sells a respectable 42,021 tickets in 6,834, which is nationwide.Not surprisingly, the Hindi version leads Tally, recursing about Rs 99.4 lakhs from 32,781 tickets in 6,470 shows. The average ticket pricing of the film in the Hindi belt (ATP) is Rs 243, which indicates a little premium ticketing strategy – possibly targets the urban family audience.Interestingly, the film has also found those taking in the southern markets. In Telugu speaking areas, it managed to sell more than 8,200 tickets for Rs 8.14 lakh, while its Tamil version had Rs 1.27 lakh through 1,007 tickets. Being modest, this number reflects Aamir Khan’s gendering pan-India appeal.For Aamir Khan, Sitare is not just another film crossing the ground – this is an important test of his box office credibility after Lal Singh Chafdha’s brilliant performance. While advance booking numbers may not be recorded by Aamir’s previous standards, they suggest cautious optimism with the possibility of being operational for the weekend show with vigilant family and emotional plays.In addition, the subject of the film is concentrated around the emotional connect-acceptance, love and family bonds-RS Prasanna’s sensitive direction and Genelia’s long-awaited return, combined with a long-awaited return, can promote the walk-in. Its notch needs to be found.Sitra is colliding with Kubera of Dhanush across the ground, including Nagrajun and Rashmika Mandanna.
