Till now, the film has grossed Rs 292.25 crore (Rs 249.31 crore (Nett)) and Rs 55 crore in the international markets
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Vicky Kaushal starrer Chhaava has not only emerged as a blockbuster in the domestic market but also managed to perform well at the overseas box office. Till now, the film has grossed Rs 292.25 crore (Rs 249.31 crore (Nett)) and Rs 55 crore in the international markets.
Chhaava currently stands with a global total of Rs 347.25 crore. Since the film is going super strong at the box office, it will soon surpass Fighter (Rs 354.70 crore), Singham Again (Rs 402.26 crore) and Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 (Rs 421.22 crore).
Amid this, Paresh Rawal has heaped praises on the leading man in an interview with Siddharth Kanan and recalled the memories of working with him in Sanju and URI.
With no major films releasing next week, Chhaava will continue its phenomenal and will aim to enter the Rs 500 crore at the worldwide box office.
In an exclusive interview with Firstpost,
Viineet Kumar Siingh, who played a prominent character of Kavi Kalash in Chhaava, spoke about the epic climax and said, “While doing that scene, when I used to turn and see Vicky being tied up, I used to feel that my brother, my friend is being tied up and has been stolen from me. There has been a connection and bonding with Vicky as we both worked in Gangs of Wasseypur, where he was an assistant director and I was an actor. There is a mutual respect. So, whenever that scene used to happen, I just saw him for 5 seconds and all the emotions got imbibed and gave me goosebumps at that moment.
So, this is how we used to do the shooting of that climax and every scene was shot in that mood. Me, Vicky and Laxman Utekar (director) had done rehearsals of that scene because Laxman sir was clear about what metre he wanted during the dialogue delivery. During the scene when my character is going away from Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, we both are talking loudly to hear each other conversations in the poetries.