Ajit Kumar’s good bad ugly inch is ahead of advance sales of Rs 7 crore, which is struggling with Sunny Deol’s Jat. Tamil film news
Ajit Kumar’s much awaited action entertainer The good, the bad, the ugly Already showing strong speed at the box office before its dramatic release. With the film Slated to hit the screen on 10 April, the advance booking number is already portraying a promising picture. According to initial data shared by Track Bo, advance booking has touched the total India gross of Rs 6.97 crore, including blocked seats – bringing it very close to ₹ 7 million miles.
The discussion around Good Bad Ugly is clear, Ajit Kumar’s fans get out in large numbers to secure their tickets in advance. The film has already sold 3.64 lakh tickets, when blocked seats are considered, with impressive occupancy rate of 44.62%. Even without blocked seats, the figures remain strong: an estimated gross 6.29 crore rupees, 39.14% of real occupants, and more than 3.19 lakh actual tickets were sold.
Along with 1,960 shows and 520 fast-fingering shows across the country, 171 have already been marked as Housefull, pre-resulting craze is undisputed. This initial traction indicates solid fan Aadhaar Ajit Kumar command, especially in Tamil Nadu, where his films often open to a rigorous response.
In the film directed by Edhik Ravichandran, a high-octane mixture of action, style and mass appeal is promised, with Ajit allegedly playing three opposite roles-Good, The Bad and The Vegley. The curiosity around his triple avatar has only increased the interest of the audience. He will share screen space in the film with Trisha, Srilela, Arjun Das and Karthikeya Dev.
However, good bad ugly will not enjoy a single release. It is ready to collide with Sunny Deol’s action-drama JatA film which also campaigns enough due to the success of Sunny’s return in Gadar 2. The film also includes Randip Hooda and Vineet Kumar Singh as opponents. The box office face-off is one of the most anticipated of April, as Sunny has worked with a team for the first time and is looking for a wide release in the southern states.
