Kapil Sharma’s much-awaited film, Zwigato, hit the big screen on Friday. However, the film failed to create a buzz among the audience as it earned below ₹50 lakhs on its first day.
Despite the promotions and trailers featuring Kapil Sharma’s humor, the film failed to live up to the audience’s expectations. The film’s storyline was highly predictable and lacked engaging content, which led to a dismal performance at the box office.
Moreover, the ongoing pandemic has affected the number of audiences who visit theaters. With most people still hesitant to step out of their homes, the film’s fate was already uncertain.
Zwigato’s failure to impress on the first day has raised questions about Kapil Sharma’s acting skills and his ability to carry a film on his own.
However, it is not unexpected for a film to not perform well on its first day, and there is still time for the film to redeem itself. Many Bollywood films have turned their fortunes around in the second or third week of their release.
In the end, a film’s success depends on its content and the audience’s taste. Thus, it is not entirely impossible for Zwigato to make a comeback and attract more viewers in the coming days.
Overall, Zwigato’s day one collection might not have been impressive, but it is too early to predict the film’s performance at the box office. Only time will tell if the film can leave a lasting impact on the audience or fail to make a mark.