Box Office: Aamir’s son’s ‘Lavayapa’ was left behind by Himesh Ki ‘Ravi Kumar’, earning so many crores – Badass Ravikumar Loveyapa Box Office Day 1 Himesh Reshammiya Film Leaves Junaid khan khushi kapoor belm
The day of 7 February was quite big for Bollywood lovers. Two very different films were released on the big screen, which the audience reached the theater to see. On one side was Aamir Khan’s son Junaid Khan and Sridevi’s daughter Khushi Kapoor’s film ‘Loveyapa’. This film filled with romance and comedy has been discussed for many days. But a film whose thoughts had made everyone sleep, that is Himesh Reshammiya’s ‘Bades Ravi Kumar’. The competition was seen at the box office on Friday. Now the result card of the first day of both films has come out.
Lavayapa earned so much first day
Junaid Khan and Khushi Kapoor have left no chance of promoting the film ‘Lovayapa’. From giving interviews at different places, both Star Kids have fiercely promoted their film on Farah Khan’s YouTube channel. His film is getting the love of fans, talking about love, romance, relationships. Despite this, ‘Lavayapa’ at the box office was a little slow. The film made a India net collection of Rs 1.25 crore on the first day.
Himesh left Junaid behind
However, on the first day at the box office, Junaid and Khushi’s film was left behind by Himesh Reshammiya’s picture ‘Bades Ravi Kumar’ in terms of earnings. Himesh’s film promised 80S style and entertainment collection of Rs 2.75 crore at the box office on the first day. With this, ‘Bades Ravi Kumar’ has become the biggest opening film of Himesh so far.
Earlier, Himesh Reshammiya worked in the film ‘Aap Ka Suroor’. This film earned 1.79 crores on the first day. Its lifetime earning was Rs 12.4 crore India Net. Himesh’s second film was ‘Karj’, which earned Rs 2 crore on the first day and then collected a total collection of Rs 10.3 crore. Apart from this, Himesh Reshammiya has also worked in ‘Radio’, ‘Kajrare’, ‘Damadam’ and ‘The Expos’. He was also part of Akshay Kumar’s film ‘Khiladi 786’.
