Shaandaar Box Office

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  How 'Heartbroken' Alia Bhatt Overcame Her Shaandaar Debacle

  "Shaandaar didn't work and I went on a holiday solo to mourn the loss," says Alia Bhatt

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  Alia Bhatt Says She is Not Insecure, But 'Sometimes I Feel Vulnerable'

  "I think various things like insecurities of feeling the pressure to perform with each film, the pressure for the film to perform well at the box office, which makes you little wary of the position that you are in, the questions that are always thrown at you that you might not have the answer to, but you are expected to have," said Alia Bhatt

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  Vikas Bahl Needs 'Some Time' to 'Gauge' Shaandaar's Failure

  "I experimented with too many things in Shaandaar. I think you just have to work harder to make your next film. And hopefully you won't get written off as a director. The idea is to get back to the writing board and work hard for your next film," said Vikas Bahl

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  Alia and Shahid's Not-So-Shaandaar Box Office Weekend

  Director Vikas Bahl's Shaandaar, which opened in theatres on Dussehra (October 22) managed to collect a mere Rs 33 crores in the first four days. The only silver lining here is that the first day collection was the biggest opening day for a Shahid Kapoor-film

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  Here's Shahid Kapoor, Alia Bhatt's Shaandaar Box Office Magic So Far

  With day two collections amounting to a mere Rs 7 crores, it looks like Vikas Bahl, who directed the hugely successful Queen in 2014, has lost his Midas touch. Queen starring Kangana Ranaut, Rajkummar Rao and Lisa Haydon, opened to excellent reviews and continued to rule the theatres three weeks in a row