Kangana Ranaut’s Emergency wrapped its first weekend collection at around Rs 10 crore nett in India. The film was released amid protests from various Sikh bodies in Punjab.
In Short
- Emergency collected Rs 10.45 crore in its opening weekend in India
- The film was not screened in Punjab due to protests
- It is directed by Kangana Ranaut who also plays the role of Indira Gandhi in the film
Actor Kangana Ranaut’s film, Emergency, completed its first weekend at the box office. The political drama collected around Rs 10.45 crore nett in India, with Sunday adding Rs 4.35 crore nett, as reported by the trade website Sacnilk.
Emergency received mixed reviews from both the audience and the critics. The film didn’t get screened in Punjab following protests from Sikh bodies against the alleged ‘anti-Sikh’ narrative of the film, and that impacted its overall performance at the ticket window.
News Credits: India Today.
