Sikandar’s performance was cancelled in many cities, but Mumbai’s Gaiety-Galaxy added performances from Salman Khan’s film
According to reports, Sikandar programs in several cities including Ahmedabad, Indore and Bhopal have been cancelled due to lack of football. The screening has been replaced by L2: Empuraan and Gujarati movie Umbarro and all the best Pandya. But the Gaiety-Galaxy or G7 Theater Complex in Mumbai actually added the show to accommodate Salman Khan’s fans.
Sikandar: Gaiety-Galaxy adds shows
In terms of Salman Khan’s films, the gaiety-galaxy complex has always set the benchmark. Sikandar is no exception, according to a report from the Bollywood Huns. Gaiety-galaxy held a Housefull show by Sikandar on March 31, the time of Eid.
The complex has been playing the role of AR Murugadoss writer in 818 galaxies and 991 galaxies. From March 31, Salman Khan’s Eid Festival performances are also exhibited in the 105-seat gossip hall. Earlier, Mohanlal’s L2: Hindi version of empuraan playing in gossip. But with the release of Sikandar, the screenings of Empuraan are limited to the Gemini Hall in the Gaiety-Galaxy complex.
Sikandar: Regional Steps
Sikandar accounted for 22.25% in Mumbai on day 3. This is 19.42% above the national average. Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Lucknow and Jaipur registered over 20% on day 3.
Sikandar saw its collection drop sharply after Eid. On April 1, Salman Khan-Rashmika Mandanna Starr was able to earn Rs 1.95 crore in the country. According to box office tracker Sacnilk, the film managed to charge Rs 74 crore in India in three days.
Salman Khan’s Sikandar
Sikandar acts in the name of Salman Khan. When Sikandar’s life causes him to clash with influential politicians, his life changes. The turning point of the incident led to the death of Sikandar’s wife (played by Rashmika Mandanna). The plot follows Sikandar’s pursuit of justice while protecting three people who donated the organs by his wife. This is Salman Khan’s first collaboration with Pushpa 2 actress and Ar Murugadoss.
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