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Box office day three receipts for Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One: Tom Cruise’s movie brings in $9 crore.
Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One Sets the Box Office Ablaze: Tom Cruise’s Thriller Earns a Staggering $9 Crore in Just Three Days
Tom Cruise has been synonymous with thrilling action-packed movies, and the Mission: Impossible franchise is no exception. The latest installment, Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One, has taken the box office by storm, capturing the attention of moviegoers worldwide. In just three days since its release, the film has raked in an astounding $9 crore in ticket sales. In this blog post, we delve into the success of this high-octane blockbuster and its impact on both fans and the industry.
Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One Hits the Ground Running: From its opening day, Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One proved to be an unstoppable force at the box office. With its gripping storyline, adrenaline-pumping action sequences, and Tom Cruise’s unmatched star power, audiences flocked to theaters to experience the thrill firsthand. The film’s impressive opening weekend numbers are a testament to its popularity and the anticipation surrounding the franchise’s latest installment.
The Ultimate Box Office Draw: Tom Cruise’s name has become synonymous with high-quality entertainment and exhilarating action. With his unwavering dedication to his craft and death-defying stunts, Cruise has amassed a massive following of fans who eagerly await each new installment in the Mission: Impossible series. His ability to immerse himself in his roles and deliver captivating performances has solidified his status as one of the most bankable actors in Hollywood.
Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One continues the saga of Ethan Hunt, played by Tom Cruise, as he confronts a new wave of dangers and treachery. The film’s intricate plot, filled with unexpected twists and heart-stopping moments, kept audiences on the edge of their seats throughout. The seamless blend of action, suspense, and character development has been lauded by both critics and moviegoers alike.
The staggering box office receipts of $9 crore in just three days for Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One highlight the immense popularity and success of the franchise. The film’s strong performance not only speaks to the continued interest in the Mission: Impossible series but also reinforces the enduring appeal of action-packed thrillers in the cinematic landscape.
Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One has garnered a devoted fan base eagerly awaiting the next installment. Social media platforms have been abuzz with discussions, fan theories, and enthusiastic reactions from viewers who have been captivated by the film’s exhilarating sequences and memorable moments. The success of the movie is a testament to the loyal fanbase that Tom Cruise and the Mission: Impossible franchise have cultivated over the years.
With its pulse-pounding action, captivating storyline, and the undeniable star power of Tom Cruise, Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One has solidified its place as a box office juggernaut. The film’s extraordinary box office earnings of $9 crore in just three days exemplify the overwhelming response from audiences who continue to embrace the thrilling adventures of Ethan Hunt. As the Mission: Impossible series continues to captivate fans around the globe, it is clear that Tom Cruise and his team have yet again delivered a blockbuster that will leave audiences craving for more.
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Sikandar Ka Muqaddar review: Neeraj Pandey’s Tom and Jerry-esque thriller is decent, far from perfect
Sikandar Ka Muqaddar offers a gripping storyline featuring Avinash Tiwary and Tamannaah Bhatia. While the film starts strong, it loses momentum midway.
Neeraj Pandey knows his audience. He likes to keep them guessing in his thrillers- from Baby (2015), to Special 26 (2013). His last theatrical release Auron Kein Kahaan Dum Tha, took it a notch higher— by making you guess what happened to the filmmaker who could otherwise weave an engaging story. An excruciatingly slow watch, it suffered from an identity crisis: was it a romantic drama, or a thriller, or a daily soap parading around as a film? Thankfully, Pandey is back to what he does best, with Sikandar Ka Muqaddar.
Sikandar Ka Muqaddar: The plot
The film stars Avinash Tiwary as the protagonist Sikandar, Tamannaah Bhatia as his wife Kamini and Jimmy Shergill as cop Jaswinder Singh. The story: some diamonds are stolen from a jewellery exhibition, where Sikandar, Kamini and Mangesh Desai (played by Rajeev Mehta) are held as prime suspects by Jaswinder. Sikandar’s entire life is turned upside down, despite not being proven guilty. He marries Kamini, a single mother and she falls sick one day. He is even expelled from jobs. Basically, his ‘muqaddar’ is a character in itself here. He had promised Jaswinder that he will apologise one day, for not trusting his innocence. And after 15 years, Sikandar does get a call from him. What happens next is the rest of the plot.
The film begins on an urgent note. You are sucked into the world Panday creates (also the writer), and really want to know who stole the diamonds. He knows just how much information he needs to give to the viewers at a given point, to leave them intrigued. It works.
And it fell apart
But somewhere around the halfway point, the film’s tone suddenly changes, and things slow down. From being a thriller about who executed the robbery, the focus completely shifts to Sikandar’s woes. This might not go down well with some viewers, purely because things started on a pacy note. Also, the filmmaker in Neeraj, who has made projects for theatres until now, can’t resist adding a romantic song. Just for the sake of it. It’s things like these which keep Sikandar Ka Muqaddar from being a true-blue thriller. The big twist is…not as big as you would imagine. It takes time to arrive there, and isn’t as exciting as the build up.
A common problem shared by his last film Auron Mein Kahaan… and this one is— Neeraj doesn’t know where to end his film. He keeps adding so much that it takes a lot of time to tie the loose ends eventually.
Avinash tries hard to bring Sikandar to life, and he nearly succeeds. The story is riding on the Tom and Jerry equation between him and Jimmy, and he rises to the occasion. Shergill does what he does best: it’s interesting how the man has managed to create a space for himself even with multiple cop/ gangster roles till date. Tamannaah lends good support to the story.
Overall, Sikandar Ka Muqaddar, is a decent thriller. I like the wordplay in the title, which you eventually realise subverts Muqaddar ka Sikandar. If only Neeraj had resisted burdening the film with a lot of things. It streams on Netflix from November 29.
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