Sky Force Box Office Collection Day 4: Akshay Kumar & Veer Pahariya¡¯s film sees a drastic 120% drop in numbers
After three promising days, Akshay Kumar¡¯s latest film Sky Force has seen a drastic drop in its gross numbers. Here¡¯s how much the aerial thriller earned on its Day 4 (first Monday) and its total so far.
Sky Force Box Office Collection Day 4: Akshay Kumar¡¯s latest aerial thriller saw a promising start in theatres upon its release on 24th January. This Abhishek Anil Kapur and Sandeep Kewlani directorial also stars debutant Veer Pahariya, Sara Ali Khan, and Nimrat Kaur. While watchdogs had a strong hope from its earnings, on its first Monday, Sky Force saw a massive drop of 120% compared to its Day 3. Here¡¯s a detailed report!
Sky Force Box Office Collection Day 4
According to Sacnilk, on Day 4, Sky Force earned Rs 7 crore which is a massive dip in comparison to its Day 3 (January 26) earnings which was Rs 28 crore. If we see the percentage difference then, it's a 120% drop between Day 3 and Day 4 and a 55% drop from its opening numbers which was Rs 12.25 crore (January 24). With these calculations and an overseas gross of Rs 6.5 crore, the total worldwide collection of Sky Force currently stands at Rs 81.5 crore.
What is Sky Force all about?
A fictionalised adaptation of a true story, the movie follows a 1971 Pakistan Air Force attack on an Indian airbase, leading to the capture of Pakistani pilot Ahmed. During interrogation, Indian Wing Commander K. O. Ahuja uncovers a tragic history from the 1965 Indo-Pakistani War, where Ahuja¡¯s close friend, T. K. Vijaya ("Tabby"), sacrificed himself in a covert mission to destroy Pakistan's air assets.
Despite his bravery, Tabby went missing and was ignored by the Indian government, which refused to help Ahuja find him. Over the years, Ahuja wrestles with guilt for not keeping his promise to Tabby¡¯s wife, Geeta. In 1985, Ahuja learned from Ahmed that Tabby had survived a missile attack, only to eventually die after shooting down Ahmed¡¯s aircraft in Pakistani territory. Posthumously, Tabby is awarded the Maha Vir Chakra for his heroism.
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