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Laapataa Ladies Day 2 Box Office Pickup: Laapataa Ladies managed to win $75 lakh. He managed to improve his number on Saturday and got $1.60 crore, thanks to huge word of mouth publicity. Total net domestic collection stands at $2.35 crores.
The overall occupancy rate across India was the highest in Chennai (61.25%). They are followed by Pune (26%) and Bengaluru (31.75%). The Bollywood film, produced by Jio Studios, Kindling Pictures and Aamir Khan Productions, released on March 1.
Reviews for Laapataa Ladies
Laapataa Ladies has received positive reviews from most critics. Shubhra Gupta in The Indian Express calls it a “charming film.” “The film is an unapologetic message, but its strong feminist heart overrides the broad strokes. Sometimes things need to be said loud and clear,” adds Gupta.
Film Companion’s Rahul Desai calls it “a solid and enjoyable narrative.” “The smallest details are also so sincere it hurts,” Desai writes. “The intention is honest. Wit is situational. Imperfections are human. “The limits are respected.”
“Kiran Rao’s comeback is a fantastic spectacle,” says Tushar Joshi in India Today. “…if you invest your heart in this story of two missing women, you are in for a treat. It’s time for Kiran Rao to make more films for the public.”
“The film is happy and light. Therefore, it never runs the risk of being bogged down by the important issues it addresses,” writes Saibal Chatterjee in NDTV. “Laapataa Ladies is so right that a problem here or a flaw there cannot harm the way it unfolds. gets in shape.”
The film had its world premiere as Lost Ladies at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) on September 8.
History of the Laapataa Ladies
A newly married man loses his wife on a crowded train because he mistakes another bride for hers. Neither of them realizes the confusion until they reach their town. The story is about the man searching for his real wife and the woman’s journey that ends up in the wrong place.
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