12th Fail Box Office Collection Day 5: Vikrant Massey's Film outperforms Kangana's 'Tejas' By Double On Day 5!
Box Office: The latest movie directed by Vidhu Vinod Chopra is called '12th Fail.' It has an interesting plot that shows how determined and persistent the characters are. The movie, which came out on the same day as Kangana Ranaut's 'Tejas,' has done better than it thanks to the great work of Vikrant Massey. The movie is based on the famous book by Anurag Pathak with the same name. According to the first trade reports, the movie had made an amazing Rs. 9.99 crore by October 31.
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About The Film
'12th Fail' is based on the true story of a former con artist who becomes a respected IPS officer. The story also follows the paths of IPS Officer Manoj Kumar Sharma and IRS Officer Shraddha Joshi. Vikrant Massey plays the lead male character, Manoj, and Medha Shankar plays the main female character.
Total Collection Of The Film
That same day, October 31, the movie made about Rs 1.75 crore, taking its total earnings at the Indian box office to Rs 9.99 crore. '12th Fail' had an average vacancy rate of 10.24% on the same day.
Downfall Of Kangana Ranaut's Film
'Tejas', on the other hand, only made about Rs 4.50 crore in its first five days in India, which is a much smaller amount of money.
Vikrant Massey's Film Revolves Around Inspiration
'12th Fail' is mostly about the hopes and dreams of many Indian students who want to become important government officials like IAS or IPS officers. The movie by Vidhu Vinod Chopra is based on the real lives of IPS Officer Manoj Kumar Sharma and IRS Officer Shraddha Joshi.
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It's a moving story about how one person with unwavering ethics can make big changes in the country that will ultimately change everything. '12th Fail' is the first movie to be shot in Mukherjee Nagar, New Delhi, a famous area known for producing generations of officials. This movie does a great job of capturing the essence of the amazing trip that those officers took, as described in Anurag Pathak's writing.
