Ranbir Kapoor's Brahmastra Earns More Than Yash's KGF 2, Hrithik Roshan's War In A Single Day!

Who could have imagined that despite the protests and boycott calls Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt's latest release 'Brahmastra' will collect over Rs 100 crores in just two days? Looks like it has beaten several records.?

According to reports, the film has managed to earn over Rs 160 crores at the worldwide box office and earn over Rs 75 crores in India alone.?

While this is just the earnings of two days since the film hit theatres on September 9, the collections are expected to increase in the next two days (Sunday and Monday).?

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This will also decide whether Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt's first onscreen collaboration will turn out to be a hit or a mediocre film.?

Moreover, it has now been learned that Brahmastra, which is Ayan Mukerji's 10-year-long project that has come to life on the big screen, has also beaten south superstar Yash's blockbuster movie 'KGF: Chapter 2' and Hrithik Roshan's hit film 'War' in terms of collections for a single-day at PVR, Box Office India has reported.?

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According to the reports, Brahmastra has managed to collect the highest amount ever in the history of PVR in one single day on day 2 of the film running in theatres. It beat the numbers of War and KGF 2, which are known to have made the highest collections ever at PVR on Day 1.?

Ayan Mukerji's magnum opus Brahmastra stars veteran actor Amitabh Bachchan, south star Nagarjuna, TV's famous Naagin star Mouni Roy and Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan in key roles.?

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Meanwhile, some people are targeting Karan Johar on social media and accusing him of spreading fake news regarding his film. Check out the tweets here:

"Don't trust advance booking numbers shown to us by Karan Johar. All media & film critics have been paid heavily by Karan Johar to mislead the public. They got KRK arrested so that the truth won't come out. All theaters are empty," a user wrote on Twitter.?

Another user shared a video of a person calling for the boycott of Brahmastra and wrote, "This The Power Of Common Man. As Long as Karma Exists, World Changes. There will always be Karma to take Care of Karan Johar."

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