Dream Girl 2 box office collection: Ayushmann Khurrana starrer gains momentum, mints Rs 8 crore on Thursday | Hindi Movie News – Times of India

Ayushmann Khurrana starrer ‘Dream Girl 2’ emerged as the actor’s biggest opening since his debut in ‘Vicky Donor‘ and ended up making more than Rs 40 crore in the opening weekend. But as the weekend started, the film saw a major drop and everyone was expecting the Raksha Bandhan holiday for the ticket sales to go up, which it did. But the film from there on has jumped even higher.’Dream Girl 2’, made about Rs 7.75 crore on Wednesday and went on to mint another Rs 8 crore on Thursday. As per Sacnilk, the Raaj Shaandilyaa directorial today stands at Rs 67.50 crore in six days. ‘Dream Girl 2’ sees Ayushmann essaying the role of a man who ends up posing as a woman to earn money so that he can get married to his girlfriend, played byAnanya Panday.
In an exclusive interview with ETimes, Ayushmann opened up about the great response to the film and said, “It is great validation, and this was the motive behind Dream Girl 2. I always thought it’d be like a commercial success when I heard the narration for the first time and I was rolling on the floor laughing. It was crazy, outrageous and very slapstick and very frontbencher and probably this is my most commercial tonality. And also the biggest opening. So, very happy!”

The actor also pointed out that the world of cinema is changing again where mid and small budget movies have begun to work once again in theatre. Ayushmann added, “ It is just a change of curve, I’m glad this has happened in the past three months that mid budget films or small budget films have started working well in theaters. Because every six months there was a conspiracy theory that only big films will work or high scale films will work.But things have changed with films like SatyaPrem Ki Katha or Zara Hatke Zara Bachke, then Gadar 2, OMG 2 and Dream Girl 2, they all are mid-budget films. And the films that I do are not big on budget, they are big on content. So this is a welcome change. And the sense of community viewing is back. People are getting out of their homes and they want to watch films in theaters and it’s a great feeling that I’m a part of the wave now with Dream Girl 2 doing really well.”