800 crores lost to PVR because of 'Brahmastra' movie? The truth of the film's flop came out

Brahmastra Hit Or Flop Reality: The day of 9th September brought happiness for the fans of Ranbir Kapoor. The film 'Brahmastra', which has been being made for the last ten years, has finally been released. Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor's Big Budget was released in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada languages ​​including Hindi language in cinemas across the country. The film's collection is being discussed everywhere, but it is also being said that the film flopped on social media. It is being claimed in many posts that due to the flop of the film, PVR and other investors have suffered a huge loss of up to 800 crores.

News spreading about the film

'Brahmastra' has been released after so much hard work. Directed by Ayan Mukerji, the film has earned Rs 75 crore from its opening day till the third day of its release. Some people are claiming that the investors have suffered a loss of 800 crores. Recently, PVR's CO Kamal Gianchandani has told the truth about this.

It amazes me, the false and negative info about @BrahmastraFilm on the internet and in the media. Is it a lack of understanding or is it intentionally designed to cast doubts? Just so that we don’t miss crucial FACTS, I can now confirm that @_PVRCinemas did 8.18 cr Net BO (1/4)

— Kamal Gianchandani (@kamalgianc) September 10, 2022

for #Bramhastra on day 1. To put this in context, some of the recent suoer-hits recorded👇 at #PVR day 1,
Sooryavanshi - 5.08 cr Gangubai K - 2.48 cr RRR - 8.64 cr KGF 2 - 11.95 cr (2/4)

— Kamal Gianchandani (@kamalgianc) September 10, 2022

PVR's CO told the truth

Actually, he has made some tweets, in which he has told about the loss or profit from the film. Kamal says that I am surprised to see negative news about Brahmastra film in the media. Is it written mindlessly or deliberately to spread hatred?'. Kamal further wrote in his tweet that 'Only for this we cannot ignore the essential facts. I can now confirm that PVR has done a business of Rs 8.18 crore at the box office with 'Brahmastra' on the very first day'.

film will do good business

Along with this, Gyanchandani further wrote that the box office collection of 'Brahmastra' will go even higher than this. Kamal wrote that 'that is, the film will comfortably cross the 100 crore mark in its first three days'.