Pakistani film London Nahi Jaunga is going strong at the box office. As per the numbers, it’s faring even better than some big-budget Bollywood flicks.
According to film critic Asjad Nazir, the Humayun Saeed and Mehwish Hayat starrer beat the box office collection of movies such as ‘Heropanti‘, ‘Runway 35‘, ‘Samrat Prithviraj‘ in the United Kingdom.
Those are just the big names the movie managed to surpass. There’s a whole list of films at the box office that were overshadowed by the Nadeem Baig directorial on the opening weekend in the UK.
In a tweet Asjad Nazir shared;
“In UK new Pakistani film #LondonNahiJaunga did more business on the open weekend than lifetime collection of Samrat Prithviraj, Runway 35, Heropanti 2, and Jersey. (And more than the lifetime collection of other recent releases Anek, Dhakaad, and Jayeshbhai Jordaar combined)”
In UK new Pakistani film #LondonNahiJaunga did more business in open weekend than lifetime collection of Samrat Prithviraj, Runway 35, Heropanti 2 and Jersey.
(And more than lifetime collection of other recent releases Anek, Dhakaad and Jayeshbhai Jordaar combined)— Asjad Nazir (@asjadnazir) July 14, 2022
Other updates include the numbers on the Tamil film Vikram. The movie has actually managed to make more than the Hindi blockbuster Gangubai Kathiawadi in the UK. The Alia Bhatt starrer made waves on all platforms from the silver screen to Netflix. However, this Tamil film surpasses its earnings. As per the film critic;
“Meanwhile, the #KamalHaasan Tamil movie #Vikram has done double the business of Bollywood’s biggest UK hit of 2022 Gangubai Kathiawadi (and much more than all the other UK Bollywood releases of 2022 COMBINED). Extraordinary!! #VikramRoaringSuccess”
Meanwhile, the #KamalHaasan Tamil movie #Vikram has done double the business of Bollywood's biggest UK hit of 2022 Gangubai Kathiawadi (and much more than all the other UK Bollywood releases of 2022 COMBINED). Extraordinary!!#VikramRoaringSuccess
— Asjad Nazir (@asjadnazir) July 14, 2022
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