This weekend Punjabi Movie Nikka Zaildaar is released at Punjabi box office and doing so average business till now. People have an average buzz for the movie because they have other options to watch. Also, the movie is getting the mixed reviews from the Critics and people are saying the mixed word of mouth for the movie. Overall, Nikka Zaildaar is getting average audience towards it and that’s bad news for the makers.
The Movie coordinated by Simerjit Singh, composed by Jagdeep Sidhu and Produced by Amneet Sher Singh under Patiala Motion Pictures and Simerjit Singh Production organizations. Also, Ammy Virk and Sonam Bajwa both are looking quite good as a main leading role in the movie. Ammy Virk is known personality from the Punjab. Also, Sonam worked before in various Punjabi movies and Music videos.
Well, this weekend competition level was so tough for the movie because people have other options to watch. Also, the movie competing with Bollywood releases like M.S Dhoni: the Untold Story which is doing so good business in Punjab and Delhi. People have options and they are attracting towards them.
Nikka Zaildar Box Office Collection
The Movie opened up with very average occupancy at the very first day of release and collected very average bucks for the makers. People who watched the movie said the good word of mouth for the movie. This movie going to give you the good romantic story with climax and that’s amazing.
Nikka Zaildaar collected 1.40 Crore from the very first day of release and 1.50 Crore from the second day of release. I am not sure that the movie going to make the good bucks from the box office in upcoming days because people have other options to watch. Well, we are expecting the average box office collection from this movie.
The US and Canada show went ahead to end up a hit at the very occasion with every one of the honors pouring in for the cast and group. Movie producer Simerjit Singh has made an amazing showing with regards to with its plot perfectly cut of the course alongside the cinematography.
