New DelhiSalman Khan hoped from Alexander that the film would set a new record by beating Chhava. However, one did not run in front of Salman's film Vicky Kaushal's film.
'Alexander' could not even touch 'Chhawa', laggard came out!
Alexander box office collection
Seeing Salman Khan's data of advance booking before the release of Sikander, it was guessed that the film would become the biggest opening film of Salman's career, but according to the data updated so far, it did not appear to be.
Neither Salman Khan's Alexander was able to back down the opening day collection of 43 crores of his old film Tiger 3, nor could it touch the opening day collection of Vicky Kaushal-Rashmika Mandana's blockbuster film Chhava, released this year.
Alexander could not even break the record of observance
According to official data, Chhava did a business of Rs 33.5 crore on Opening Day. After doing this, the film became the biggest opening of this year's biggest opening and became the second biggest opening Indian film after the game changer (54 crores).
Now look at the figures of Alexander, till 10:30 pm today the film has done a business of only 26 crores. That is, the opening day of the film Chhawa is far behind.
Will Alexander become a blockbuster like Chhava?
The teeth made in 130 crores have set a record of making a blockbuster film by earning around 600 crores in 45 days. Also, the film has also become the 7th highest grossing film in the country. Alexander had expectations that this film could break the record of Chhava's lifetime collection.
However, it is too early to say that Salman's film will not be able to do this, because the film has 10 days before Sunny Deol's Jat on 10 April. Maybe the film can make a history.
How is Alexander's review and star cast
Alexander has been described as a weak film by most of the reverse. In its review, ABP News has given it only one star, describing the film as dull. The film is directed by AR Murugados. The film has many faces like Satyaraj, Rashmika Mandana, Prateek Babbar with Salman.
