Mission Raniganj Box Office Collection Day 3: The Bollywood industry witnessed a new wave of excitement this past weekend. Akshay Kumar, one of the industry’s stalwarts, made a grand return with his latest release, “Mission Raniganj: The Great Bharat Rescue,” and it seems to have stolen the show, even outperforming heavyweights like ‘Jawan’.
The Grand Release:
It’s been a whirlwind of three days since the release of Akshay Kumar’s ‘Mission Raniganj’. The film hit the big screens amidst much anticipation and fanfare, and judging by the box office numbers, it hasn’t disappointed.
First Two Days at the Box Office:
The State Authorized Cinematic National Income and Logistics Committee (SACNILC) report sheds light on the film’s performance. ‘Mission Raniganj’ managed to rake in an impressive Rs 2.8 crore on its debut day. The momentum only surged on the second day, pushing the collection to Rs 4.50 crore.
Third Day’s Charm:
The third-day projections are creating quite a buzz. As per the latest figures, ‘Mission Raniganj’ is on track to amass an estimated Rs 5 crore on Sunday alone.
Total Tally:
With the weekend almost wrapping up, Akshay Kumar’s magnum opus is set to register a robust total of Rs 12.30 crores. This figure not only signals the film’s success but also cements Akshay’s reputation for delivering hits consistently.
The Tale Behind the Title:
Beyond the box office numbers, it’s the gripping narrative of ‘Mission Raniganj’ that has captivated the audience. The film unfolds as a survival thriller, delving deep into the harrowing events of 1989 when the Raniganj Coalfields in West Bengal tragically collapsed. The film’s portrayal of courage, resilience, and the indomitable human spirit in the face of adversity is being lauded by both critics and viewers alike.
while the weekend saw a clash of titans at the box office, ‘Mission Raniganj’ has clearly made its mark. Akshay Kumar’s portrayal and the riveting storyline have ensured that moviegoers flock to the theaters. As ‘Jawan’ and other films grapple for the spotlight, ‘Mission Raniganj’ proves that content is indeed king.
