Article 370 Box Office Day 5: Yami Gautam’s Film Is Working Good, Earns Rs. 3.25 Crore In India

Article 370 Shows Strong Box Office Performance

The film Article 370, a politically charged drama exploring the revocation of Article 370 of the Indian Constitution, has made a significant impact at the box office. After a strong opening weekend, early estimates indicate the film continues to draw audiences.

In its first four days, Article 370 amassed an impressive ₹ 26.15 crore in net earnings within the Indian market. This momentum continued into its fifth day, with early estimates suggesting an additional ₹ 3.25 crore added to its domestic box office total.

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This robust performance demonstrates substantial audience interest in the film’s sensitive subject matter. While Article 370 has faced mixed critical reception, its box office success suggests it has resonated with a significant portion of moviegoers.

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The film’s box office trajectory is particularly notable considering its release coincided with ‘Cinema Lovers Day’, where discounted ticket prices likely boosted attendance. Additionally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s mention of the film during a rally could have further increased public awareness and interest.

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Analysts are now watching closely to see if Article 370 can maintain this momentum. A strong second-weekend performance would further solidify its status as a box office success. It will be interesting to track the film’s potential to cross significant milestones like the ₹50 crore or even ₹100 crore marks as its theatrical run continues.

Important Note: Box office figures can fluctuate, particularly in the early stages of a film’s release. The numbers provided here offer a snapshot of Article 370’s performance but might be subject to minor adjustments as final figures are released.