2018 ended on a rocking note thanks to the phenomenal business of the year's last release Simmba at the box office. Coming to 2019, we have two Bollywood ventures - Uri: The Surgical Strike and The Accidental Prime Minister, that are arriving as the first releases of the year. Interestingly, both the films have a political angle to them and have garnered great buzz and hype due to the interesting subjects they promise to deliver on the silver screen. But will both the films attract audience to the cinema halls? Let's check out
Let's talk about Uri: The Surgical Strike first. After impressing us with his extraordinary supporting acts in Sanju, Raazi and Manmarziyaan, Vicky Kaushal is coming as the lead actor with debutant director Aditya Dhar's Uri: The Surgical Strike, where he portrays the character of Major Vihan Shergill. Right from the posters to the trailer, everything related to the film have a great impact on us. The hard-hitting dialogues, action-packed sequences and the haunting background score make this film a hot property and it looks like Uri will open between the range of Rs 5 to Rs 6 crore on its first day at the ticket windows. If the film wins our hearts, it has a strong potential of getting repeat value and turning out to be one of the biggest surprise hits of the year.
Coming to The Accidental Prime Minister, the film, which is based on the controversial book by the same name written by Sanjay Baru, has been in news right from its inception. Featuring Anupam Kher in the titular role, the political biographical drama will have a limited release and is expected open between Rs 1.50 to Rs 2 crore on its opening day. The collections might get affected as the chances of the film facing a ban in some states is high due the sensitivity of its subject.
So out of these two, which is your pick for the weekend? Tweet to us Bollywood_life...
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