Poster Boys Box Office Collection: A still from the movie (courtesy taranadarsh)
New Delhi:
Poster Boys released on Friday and has made Rs 4.15 crore in two days. The film opened to make a shade under 2 crores and performed better than the first day on Saturday, bringin in Rs 2.40 crore and pushing the total collection figure to Rs 4.15 crore, reported trade analyst Taran Adarsh. "Poster Boys shows an upward trend on Day 2... Witnesses 37.14% growth... Fri 1.75 cr, Sat 2.40 cr. Total: Rs 4.15 crore," he tweeted on Saturday. Poster Boys reunites the Deol brothers - Bobby and Sunny - on screen and marks Sreyas Talpade's debut project as a director, who also plays the third lead role.
Poster Boys is a hilarious take on how the lives of three men - Jagaavar Chaudhry (Sunny), Vinay Sharma (Bobby) and Arjun Singh (Shreyas) - take an unpleasant turn after they accidentally feature on a vasectomy advert. Ahead of the film's release, which is Bobby Deol's comeback of sorts, the actor told news agency IANS: "Since a long time I have not done any film. It's been four years. When Shreyas told me the script of this film, I was excited and nervous because I have mainly played roles where either I am very rich or I am glamorous."
IANS review for Poster Boys says: "No obvious reason is spelt out in each case, except that the cause of the mishaps is assigned to the trio's misdeeds. It is only after they chance upon the objectionable poster that their paths unite. The film is their journey, from being humiliated to inadvertently becoming ambassadors of the campaign."
This Friday, Poster Boys hit screens along with Arjun Rampal's Daddy with Hollywood movies like Logan Lucky and IT joining in.
#PosterBoys shows an upward trend on Day 2... Witnesses 37.14% growth... Fri 1.75 cr, Sat 2.40 cr. Total: Rs 4.15 cr. India biz.
— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) September 10, 2017
Poster Boys is a hilarious take on how the lives of three men - Jagaavar Chaudhry (Sunny), Vinay Sharma (Bobby) and Arjun Singh (Shreyas) - take an unpleasant turn after they accidentally feature on a vasectomy advert. Ahead of the film's release, which is Bobby Deol's comeback of sorts, the actor told news agency IANS: "Since a long time I have not done any film. It's been four years. When Shreyas told me the script of this film, I was excited and nervous because I have mainly played roles where either I am very rich or I am glamorous."
IANS review for Poster Boys says: "No obvious reason is spelt out in each case, except that the cause of the mishaps is assigned to the trio's misdeeds. It is only after they chance upon the objectionable poster that their paths unite. The film is their journey, from being humiliated to inadvertently becoming ambassadors of the campaign."
This Friday, Poster Boys hit screens along with Arjun Rampal's Daddy with Hollywood movies like Logan Lucky and IT joining in.
