Tadap Day 2 Box Office Collection: Ahan Shetty-Tara Sutaria starrer Continues To Draw Viewers; The Newbie Sets THIS Record With Debut Film

Tadap is a romantic thriller starring Ahan Shetty, Suniel Shetty’s son, and Tara Sutaria in the key roles. Ahan Shetty made his Bollywood breakthrough and it appears that the new couple has left a lasting impression on the audience. The movie was released in theatres on December 3 and has received mixed reviews from both audiences and critics. It’s a contemporary love story that’s drawn a young audience to the big screen.

When it comes to Tadap’s box office performance, the film earned Rs 4.25 crores on its first day. Tadap continued to perform well on its second day, grossing Rs 4.15 crore, bringing the two-day total to almost Rs 8.00 crore. The film is expected to gross over Rs 13 crore over the weekend, which is a pretty excellent performance for a film starring a newbie, Ahan Shetty, and a relative newcomer, Tara Sutaria.

After being fairly unchanged on Friday and Saturday, the business is projected to increase by roughly 20% on Sunday, with massive crowds joining in large numbers. Given that it is a Sunday, the movement at multiplexes will also increase, but this will be restricted because the film caters to youngsters, and this day is concentrated by the mass audience. After Dhadak (33 crores), Student of the Year (26 crores), Heropanti (21 crores), and Hero (20 crores), Tadap’s initial weekend business will become the seventh greatest for a newcomer in the recent 11 years.

Producer Sajid Nadiadwala has two films in the first four, and he is quickly establishing himself as a figure to be contended with when it relates to ushering newcomers into the profession with a successful offering.

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Tadap’s opening weekend box office will be around 4 to 5 crore lower than a film like Antim, which starred Salman Khan and Aayush Sharma. In these epidemic times, a non-star-cast film reaching the double-digit benchmark is a strong indicator.