Thursday, July 2, 2026
ADVT 
Bollywood

Box office: Average business for 'Action Jackson'

Darpan News Desk IANS, 07 Dec, 2014 02:19 PM
  • Box office: Average business for 'Action Jackson'
 Actor-filmmaker Prabhudheva’s latest directorial “Action Jackson” will touch Rs.20 crore soon -- but trade experts figure the numbers are not overwhelming for the "routine and hackneyed" movie.
 
Starring Ajay Devgn, Sonakshi Sinha, Yami Gautam and Manasvi Mamgai, the action film hit approximately 3,000 screens Friday.
 
“It earned Rs.19 crore in two days. It was made on a budget of about Rs.75 crore and considering that, the film should’ve done better. Those who like Prabhudheva kind of films have mostly gone for it, but not everyone,” Rajesh Thadani of Multimedia Combines told IANS.
 
Prabhudheva is known for making massy films like “R... Rajkumar” and “Rowdy Rathore”.
 
Trade expert Komal Nahta tweeted: “#ActionJackson is too routine and hackneyed. Meant for masses, not for classes.”
 
"Sulemani Keeda", an indie comedy, also hit the screens along with the star-packed “Action Jackson”, but it also failed to earn big at the box office.
 
“#SulemaniKeeda is cute. Meant for people looking for different cinema. Commercial prospects are weak,” Nahta tweeted.
 
Thadani also has “doubts” about the film’s performance at the box office.
 
“The collections were negligible. It earned around Rs.25 lakh. It is for select audience,” he added.

MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

Bold scenes in 'Hate Story 2' made Jay Bhanushali uncomfortable

Bold scenes in 'Hate Story 2' made Jay Bhanushali uncomfortable
Jay Bhanushali, who is set to make his big screen debut with "Hate Story 2", says he was not at ease shooting bold scenes for the movie.

Bold scenes in 'Hate Story 2' made Jay Bhanushali uncomfortable

Indian football needs a hero: John Abraham

Indian football needs a hero: John Abraham
Football fanatic John Abraham is ready and steady to make the country "live the magic" of the 2014 FIFA World Cup. The actor-producer, who is doing a film based on the sport and has even invested in a football franchise, believes the fever for the game will scale new heights once Indian football finds its "hero".

Indian football needs a hero: John Abraham

Awards are meaningless: Ram Kapoor

Awards are meaningless: Ram Kapoor
Actor Ram Kapoor, who has had a successful stint on the small screen and is busy attracting a slew of movie assignments, says he doesn't take awards seriously as achieving success is not an overnight phenomenon.

Awards are meaningless: Ram Kapoor

Won't see 'Shaukeen', I believe in originality: Annu Kapoor

Won't see 'Shaukeen', I believe in originality: Annu Kapoor
Versatility is Annu Kapoor's forte and now he is taking his craft to another level by stepping into A.K. Hangal's shoes for the "Shaukeen" remake. He insists that he won't see Basu Chatterjee's 1982 directorial venture to prepare for his role because he believes in originality.

Won't see 'Shaukeen', I believe in originality: Annu Kapoor

Heavyweight Bharti flirts with muscular Tiger

Heavyweight Bharti flirts with muscular Tiger
Newcomer Tiger Shroff was left blushing when comedienne Bharti kept flirting with him on the set of "DID L'iL Masters".

Heavyweight Bharti flirts with muscular Tiger

Raveena tries her hand at sword stunts

Raveena tries her hand at sword stunts
Inspired by a young girl, ravishing Raveena Tandon was seen trying her hand at some sword stunts on the sets of "Entertainment Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega". 

Raveena tries her hand at sword stunts