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Salman Khan’s Sikandar earned Rs 109 crore in 15 days despite tough competition from Jaat. Directed by A.R. Murugadoss, the film features a star-studded cast.
Sikandar Box Office Collection Day 15.
Sikandar might be taking a breather at the box office, but Salman Khan’s charm clearly isn’t going anywhere! It’s been 15 days since the action-packed ride hit theatres, and while the film’s momentum has slowed a bit, Bhai’s fans are still showing up and showing love. With the Rs 110 crore mark just around the corner, looks like Sikandar still has some fight left in it. With Sunny Deol and Randeep Hooda’s Jaat storming the box office last week, Sikandar has been trying to keep up. As of Day 15, the action drama has managed to pull in Rs 109 crore, according to Sacnilk.com.
Sikandar might be facing some tough competition, but it’s still holding strong at the box office. Despite the second Sunday bringing in just above Rs 50 lakh, the Salman Khan and Rashmika Mandanna-starrer has already made a solid Rs 109.04 crore in just 15 days. The film had an impressive opening with Rs 26 crore on day one, and by the end of its first week, it had pulled in Rs 90.25 crore. While the second week saw a slight dip with Rs 17.55 crore, Sikandar is still keeping things going with a steady fan following.
Directed by A.R. Murugadoss, the action-packed film features a star-studded cast, including Kajal Aggarwal, Suniel Shetty, Sathyaraj, Prateik Babbar, and Sharman Joshi. The story follows Salman’s character, Sikandar, on a relentless mission to seek justice and protect the three individuals who received organ donations from his late wife.
An excerpt from News18’s review of Sikandar read, “Salman Khan’s presence is electrifying, and he commands every scene with his trademark charisma. Whether he’s delivering punchlines, performing stunts or simply walking into a room, his aura is undeniable. Sikandar is an unapologetic Salman Khan vehicle, and it’s a wild ride that’s sure to leave fans grinning from ear to ear. However, Salman Khan lacks emotional connection in the scenes where he is trying to deal with the grief of his wife’s death. Such scenes look very disconnected and will not speak to you. When it comes to action, the film is packed with it to the brim but it’s its emotional quotient that becomes its weakest link.”