Ayushmann Khurrana’s Udta Teer Earns Rs. 11 Crore in Two Days
Ayushmann Khurrana's film Udta Teer has earned Rs. 11 crore within two days of its release, indicating solid box office growth.
MUMBAI, Oct 26: Ayushmann Khurrana’s film Udta Teer has generated approximately Rs. 11 crore at the Indian box office over its first two days. The film, directed by Aakash Kaushik, saw a significant increase in collections on Saturday, earning between Rs. 7 crore and Rs. 7.25 crore.
The movie follows a Pakistani spy who loses his memory and mistakenly believes he is an Indian soldier. This premise has resonated with audiences, reflected in the film’s performance, particularly in urban areas. Despite not reaching the full potential typical of comedy films on Sundays, its upward trend suggests a positive reception.
Viewers have taken to social media to express their enjoyment. One reviewer remarked, “Enjoyed Udta Teer!!!! Fun ride and genuinely laughed in a movie after a long time.” The comedic elements, pairing action and suspense with absurdity, have been praised for delivering laughs, a refreshing change from recent Hindi comedies.
Critics noted that the film’s humor and unexpected twists stand out, with one viewer calling it a “family entertainer of the year.” However, some critiques pointed to a screenplay that could have been more cohesive.
In addition to Khurrana, the film features Sara Ali Khan and Rahul Bose, whose largely wordless reactions have gained significant attention. The cast also includes Mukul Dev, in his final role, and their comedic dynamic has been a highlight of audience discussions.
The film had a promotional event at the Attari-Wagah border, where Khurrana’s message was humorously overshadowed by Pakistani music. This incident has been widely shared online, adding to the film’s visibility.
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