’45’ box office collections day 7: Upendra’s film slows down; Earns only Rs 55 lakhs | Kannada Movie News

Kannada film ’45’, starring Upendra and Shiva Rajkumar, has experienced a slow box office run, collecting Rs 13.45 crore net in India after seven days. The film’s worldwide gross stands at Rs 15.85 crore. Occupancy rates dipped to 11.24% on December 31. The movie’s narrative explores a software engineer’s unsettling obsession with death after a near-fatal accident.

The Kannada film ’45’ has seen a slow performance on its seventh day at the box office. Upendra’s film earned an estimated Rs 12.9 crore India net on it’s first 6 days.’45’ earned around Rs 55 lakhs India net on the seventh day as reported by the Sacnilk website.The total India net collection for 7 days is Rs 13.45 crore. The worldwide collection for the same period stood at Rs 15.85 crore. The India gross is also Rs 15.85 crore according to the latest reports.

Kannada occupancy shows decline

The film recorded an overall 11.24% Kannada occupancy on December 31. The day-wise occupancy for different shows was: Morning at 7.83%. Afternoon at 13.20%. Evening at 12.12% and Night at 11.79%.The film saw better collections earlier with Day 4 [Sunday] at Rs 1.95 Cr. Day 5 [Monday] at Rs 85 lakhs and Day 6 [Tuesday] at Rs 65 lakhs.

Director Arjun Janya and technical team

The film is directed by Arjun Janya. With experienced stars like Shivarajkumar and Upendra, the expectations were high.

Storyline and audience reaction

Our official ETimes review explains the story: “The story begins in a familiar, everyday setting, a traffic signal where the red light lasts exactly 45 seconds. Vinay (Raj B Shetty), a 29-year-old software engineer, is late for work and distracted by a call from his colleagues urging him to hurry for an important meeting. In a moment of impatience he jumps the signal and hits a dog and in the next instant is struck by a speeding truck. Just as the audience braces for tragedy Vinay wakes up from what seems like a nightmare and is reassured by his mother’s presence. However the fear lingers. What begins as a bad dream soon turns into an all-consuming obsession with death.”DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers in this article are compiled from our proprietary sources and diverse public data. We strive for accuracy and all figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned. We offer a fair representation of the project’s box office performance. We are open to feedback and suggestions on toientertainment@timesinternet.in