Vicky Kaushal, the versatile star of Bollywood, has garnered widespread acclaim for his recent roles in Sam Bahadur and Dunki. Now, he’s all set to charm audiences once again with his latest film, Bad Newz. Directed by Anand Tiwari, this eagerly awaited movie is considered a spiritual successor to the Akshay Kumar-starrer Good Newwz. Let’s dive into what makes Bad Newz intriguing:
Box Office Projections
Drawing comparisons to the quirky rom-com Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya, Bad Newz is projected to earn between Rs 8-9 crore on its opening day.
With advance sales exceeding Rs 2 crore, it aims to replicate the success of its predecessor. that Bad Newz could quickly move from 8 to 10 crores mark and as of now, this certainly looks like a possibility. A double-digit is exactly something that Bollywood has been craving for a long now, and the wait should end with this Dharma Productions offers. To be considered a successful venture, the film needs to earn at least Rs 80-90 crore domestically.
Bad Newz Box Office: Opening Day Figures
As reported by the trade website sacnilk, Bad Newz sold over 43,000 tickets, grossing around Rs 1.2 crore on its opening day in India (data recorded till 1 pm on Thursday, July 18).
Bad Newz Stellar Cast and Unique Premise
Vicky Kaushal: Known for his diverse roles, Vicky Kaushal takes on the lead in Bad Newz. Fans are excited to see him in a commercial, mass-appeal role.
Tripti Dimri: She plays Saloni Bagga, the central character caught in an extraordinary situation.
Ammy Virk: Portrays Gurbir Pannu, one of the two biological fathers.
Heteropaternal Superfecundation: The film delves into this rare phenomenon where twin children are born to the same mother but have different biological fathers.
The film generated a good buzz prior to its release on July 19. The trailer received warm reception, and the song “Tauba Tauba” became a massive hit.
Bad Newz promises a unique and unconventional comedy, and fans eagerly await Vicky Kaushal’s performance in this intriguing tale of twin pregnancies and unexpected fatherhood.