Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone's much-awaited film 'Fighter' hit theaters on January 25, a day before Republic Day. The film received a very good response from the audience on the first day and a large crowd flocked to the theaters to watch Fighter. “Fighter” got off to a great start. But while Fighter couldn't reach even half of the first-day collections of Pathan and War, Hrithik's latest release broke the first-day collection records of many 2023 films.
Fans were eagerly waiting for the release of the aerial action film Fighter. As soon as this film hit the theaters, a huge audience flocked to the theaters to watch it. The film had a good start at the box office. Talking about the film's opening day, as per Saknilk's early trends report, 'Fighter' collected Rs 22 crore on the first day of its release.
This makes this film the fifth highest opening film in Hrithik's career. Topping the collection is Hrithik's War (53.35 crores). Second is Bang Bang (27.54 crores), third is Krish 3 (25.50 crores) and fourth is Agneepath (23 crores).
The opening of Fighter (22 crores) was undoubtedly less than that of many films including Pathan (57 crores) and War (53.35 crores), but this film has broken the first day and broken the records of many films.
According to Bollywood Hungama, film opening day collection records were broken by Fighter. These include Tu Jhooti Main Makkar (15.73 crore), Bhola (11.20 crore), Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani (11.10 crore), Dream Girl 2 (10.69 crore), OMG 2 (10.26 crore). crore), Satyaprem Ki Katha (9.25 crore) These include Fukrey 3 (8.82 crores), The Kerala Story (8.05 crores), Shehzada (6 crores) and Sam Bahadur (5.7 crores).
We tell you that Fighter is directed by Siddharth Anand. Apart from Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone, many actors including Anil Kapoor, Karan Singh Grover, Sanjeeda Sheikh and Akshay Oberoi have played important roles in this film. Fighter is the story of the best pilots of the Indian Air Force who leave no stone unturned to save the country. This film was released in theaters on January 25th.
