Brahmastra recently released film is inching closer to the Rs 350 crore mark in the global collections and has crossed the lifetime earnings of Vivek Agnihotri-directed hard-hitting political drama The Kashmir Files, which earned Rs 340 crore worldwide, to become the highest-grossing hit of 2022. In a recent interview, Ranbir Kapoor opens up on his father and Late actor Rishi Kapoor’s reaction when Ayan was making Brahmastra.

The actor in a recent interview said, “It is difficult to say because he was very critical of even Ayan’s work. But my father has always been a box office guy. He was always very respectful of the numbers and how the film fared at the ticket window. He knew that if the film did well at the box office then perhaps I was wrong with my views. He knew that audience is the king and there is no one above box office. I think by seeing the collections of Brahamastra he would have been very happy but he would still add that let’s see how the second-weekend fares.”

The actor further added,  “I miss my father terribly today. I remember during the making of this film, during these last how many ever years, he kept fighting with Ayan and me and kept questioning us, 'What are you doing?' 'Who takes so long to make a film?' 'Who spends so much money? Ranbir you're not making one penny on this film. VFX film Kaun dekhega, India mein koi VFX film nahi dekhta (Who watches VFX in India? No one will watch a film made with VFX),'” Ranbir had said.

Brahmastra, which stars Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt in the lead role, was released in theatres on September 9.  Brahmastra follows the story of Shiva (Ranbir), a DJ, who sets out on a journey with his love interest Isha (Alia) to unearth the origins of his special powers and discovers his connection to a secret community called Brahmansh, led by Guruji (Amitabh Bachchan).

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