Kangana Ranaut on Dhakad: Bollywood Kangana Ranaut has made a comeback on Twitter a few days ago. After this, she is constantly tweeting something or the other about the success of Shah Rukh Khan’s film Pathan. Meanwhile, tweeting a user reminded Kangana Ranaut that her previous film flopped badly at the box office. Maybe because of this he is in frustration. Responding to this tweet, the actress herself admitted that Dhakad was a historic flop film.
User taunts Kangana’s ‘Dhaakad’
A user tweeted, ‘Kangana ji’s film Dhakad earned only Rs 55 lakhs on the first day and its lifetime collection was Rs 2.58 crores while Pathan has earned more than 100 crores on the opening day. Kangana ji will definitely have frustration.
Kangana Ranaut gave this answer
Responding to this, Kangana Ranaut wrote, ‘Yes, Dhakad was a huge historic flop. When did I say no to this? SRK ji, this is the first film in 10 years. We also take inspiration from them. It is expected that as India gave him the opportunity, we will also get it. After all India is great and generous. Long live Rama.’
Kangana praised the film Pathan
A few days ago Kangana Ranaut praised Shah Rukh Khan’s film Pathan fiercely during the wrap-up party of her upcoming film Emergency. Kangana said, ‘Pathan is doing well. Such a film should go on. I think that our Hindi cinema people who have been left behind, every person is trying at his level ‘.
The film earned so many crores
Significantly, Shah Rukh Khan’s new film Pathan has been released in theaters on 25 January. The film has earned Rs 55 crore nationwide on the first day. 106 crores on the first day and 113.60 crores on the second day worldwide, the film has got a worldwide gross collection. In this way, the movie has collected a worldwide collection of Rs 219 crores in just two days. Apart from Shah Rukh Khan, stars like Deepika Padukone and John Abraham have worked in the film Pathan.
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