Arjun Kapoor, Sanjay Dutt and Kriti Sanon's film Panipat, after the initial meltdown, showed its fire at the box office on Sunday and collected a collection of around 8 crores. This is the highest-earning in the opening weekend as compared to the first 2 days. The film Panipat, based on the third battle of Panipat, reached theaters on Friday 6 December and took an opening of 4.12 crores. On Saturday, the film collected 5.78 crores on the second day. In this way, the collections of Panipat have reached about 18 crores in the opening weekend. The beginning of Panipat has been quite mild. Currently, the opening weekend is tied to the upward trend of the film and it is expected that the film will score a respectable score in the future.
Box Office Collection: Panipat gets much appraisal by the fans, collected so many crores
#Panipat - #Overseas - Day 1 + 2 total: $ 562k [₹ 4.01 cr]... Key markets...
— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) December 8, 2019
#USA + #Canada: $ 205k
#UAE + #GCC [incl Thu]: $ 221k
#UK: $ 36k
#ANZ + #Fiji: $ 43k
Arjun Kapoor lives up expectations; know Panipat's first-day collection
Apart from the Indian box office, Panipat has collected 4.01 crores in terms of overseas. According to Taran Adarsh, the film has collected $ 205000 in the US and Canada, $ 221000 in the UAE and GCC and $ 36000 in the UK. Panipat has been directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, who has been making films based on historical themes. He has left no stone unturned to make Panipat grand and beautiful. Critics also gave full numbers to the hard work of the cast and director.
In this story of Panipat's third war between the Marathas and the Afghans, Arjun Kapoor plays the role of Maratha warrior Sadashiv Rao Bhau, though Sanjay Dutt plays the role of Afghan Sultan Ahmed Shah Abdali. Kriti Sanon played the role of Parvatibai in the film. All three lead actors of the film are seen in a historical role for the first time. Although Sanjay Dutt has been playing negative roles in the past as well. His character has been well-liked.
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