Box office collection for Bastar: The Naxal Story on Day 4: Adah Sharma film collects ₹24 lakh on Monday

Day four of Bastar: The Naxal Story’s box office earnings: The film experienced an additional decline in its box office receipts on its inaugural Monday. Since its release on Friday, the film has accumulated just over 2 crore nett, according to Sacnilk.com. Adah Sharma plays the main part in Bastar: The Naxal Story.

The box receipts for India Bastar are now available.

Day one (Friday) grossed 40 lakh, day two (Saturday) 75 lakh, and day three (Sunday) 85 lakh for the film. Early estimates placed its net collection in India on its fourth day (Monday) at 24 lakh. The film has grossed a net of 2.24 crores in India to date.

Concerning Bastar

The movie is based on the Naxal insurgency in the Bastar district of Chhattisgarh. The Sudipto Sen-directed film casts Adah Sharma as an IPS officer. Production credit goes to Vipul Amrutlal Shah. The last time the group collaborated was on The Kerala Story.

Bastar evaluation

The film “Bastar” is evaluated by the Hindustan Times as follows: “While it effectively underscores the intricate nature of the struggle against naxalism, it fails to comprehensively delve into the subtleties of its subject matter. Although the film’s devotion to honouring the sacrifices of individuals caught in the crossfire and display of patriotism are praiseworthy, it lacks a certain degree of depth in its narrative and thus leaves the audience with a sense of unfinished business.

Amrutlal Shah Vipul on Bastar

During an event, Vipul Amrutlal Shah expressed his admiration for the ‘A’ certificate the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) granted to the film. “We furnished all the documents requested by the CBFC and presented every piece of evidence.” After the examination, they sought advice from the experts. The news agency PTI quoted him as saying, “Upon viewing the film, the screening committee approved it with modifications to the ‘adult’ film certificate.”

Additionally, he stated, “It is commonly believed that the censor will prevent the release of such films, but the board has walked alongside us efficiently throughout this process.” The board could have improved certain aspects. However, I believe they accomplished an excellent job.”

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