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'Haq' Sees Massive 90% Jump on Day 2, Poised for Strong Opening Weekend
9 Nov
Summary
- 'Haq' crosses ₹5 crore mark in 2 days
- 19.35% occupancy on Saturday, expected 40-45% growth on Sunday
- Exhibitors anticipate extended run due to strong word-of-mouth
Emraan Hashmi and Yami Gautam's courtroom drama 'Haq' has been making waves at the box office. In the two days since its release, the film has managed to cross the ₹5 crore mark, showcasing a remarkable growth trajectory.
On the second day, Saturday, November 8, 'Haq' registered an impressive occupancy of 19.35% in theaters. This represents a nearly 90% jump from the opening day's collections of ₹1.75 crore. With Sunday bookings also showing continued strength, the film is now poised to close its opening weekend on a high note.
Exhibitors are confident that 'Haq' will enjoy an extended run, with word-of-mouth expected to drive consistent footfalls well into the coming week. Gautam Dutta, CEO - Revenue & Operations at PVR INOX, expressed his delight, stating, "We are pleased to see the continued enthusiasm for content-driven cinema. It had 100% growth on Saturday and is expecting further growth of 40-45% on Sunday. We look forward to seeing how Emraan Hashmi's film continues to perform in the coming weeks and how viewers across regions respond to its compelling narrative."
Bhuvnesh Mendiratta, Managing Director of Miraj Cinemas, echoed similar sentiments, confirming, "We've seen substantial growth from Friday to Saturday close to around 90% and from Saturday to Sunday, it is expected to surpass 100%. It's heartening to see viewers connecting so deeply with the story."
Devang Sampat, Managing Director of Cinepolis India, also praised the film's performance, stating, "The jump from Friday to Saturday has been exceptional. This is the kind of leap only a handful of films manage. It's a clear indication that audiences are connecting deeply with the subject."
The courtroom drama, inspired by the 1985 Shah Bano case, has captured the attention of audiences across regions with its engaging narrative and strong performances. Viewers have appreciated the depth of storytelling and the way the characters come to life on screen, creating an immersive cinema experience.
