Tadap Box-office Weekend Collection: Ahan Shetty And Tara Sutaria Starrer Modern Love Tale Accumulate THIS Much At Ticket Window

Tadap is the recently released film that stars the newbie Ahan Shetty and Tara Sutaria in the lead role. Ahan is the son of actor Suniel Shetty who made his Bollywood debut recently. The film is the tale of modern love and has impressed the young audience with its storyline and twists. Though the film has no big name, it has managed to make a buzz at the box-office. The result is seen as the numbers at the ticket window are increasing day by day.

The film was released in theatres on December 3 and received a great response from the audience. The film critics have also given good remarks to the film. Tadap has geared well at the box-office on its day one and the numbers are sure to reach the sky in the coming days. On Sunday Rs 5.35 crores have been collected at the box-office. Now, the entire total stands at Rs 13.52 crores.

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Tadap starring Ahan Shetty and Tara Sutaria is directed by Milan Luthria and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala. The film has been released on 1600 screens in total. The Sajid Nadiadwala production was spread across single screens along with multiple properties. It has also been collected across the board. As the film is a modern-day love tale the maximum number of viewers is the youth audience. They are making sure that they visit the theatres and watch the magic of love between Ahan and Tara on the large screens.

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Milan Luthria directorial film is expected to expand between Rs 2.5-3 crores on Monday. It is also expected that the growth will remain constant from Tuesday to Thursday. Coming towards the weekend, Rs 8–10 crores are to be added to the total.

Haven’t you watched the film yet? If not then book your tickets as soon as possible and mark your attendance at the cinema halls. To endure a better experience watch the film only on the silver screens.