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'Airlift' mints Rs.44.30 crore on opening weekend

  •   Mon, Jan 25 2016 05:50:11 PM

Mumbai, Jan 25 (IANS): Actors Akshay Kumar and Nimrat Kaur-starrer “Airlift”, which revolves around the evacuation of Indians from Kuwait during the 1990 Iraq-Kuwait war, earned over Rs.44 crore at the box office on its opening weekend.

Directed by Raja Krishna Menon, “Airlift”, which released on Friday, saw a good growth over the weekend, taking its cumulative total to Rs.44.30 crore, read a statement.

According to trade analysts, the film has received tremendous response from both critics and movie buffs.

“#Airlift had excellent trending over the weekend. Received tremendous love from movie-goers, which explains the day-wise growth,” Adarsh posted on Twitter.

"#Airlift went from strength to strength with each passing day. Friday Rs.12.35 crore, Saturday Rs.14.60 crore, Sunday Rs.17.35 crore. Total: Rs.44.30 crore. India biz. Fab," he added.

The film tells how the Indian government evacuation of 1,70,000 people of Indian origin and also of other nationalities through 488 flights during the Iraq-Kuwait war. 

“Airlift” also stars Feryna Wazheir and Purab Kohli.
  

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, UDUPI/NEW YORK,USA.

    Tue, Jan 26 2016

    My hats off to Akshay Kumarand Nimrat Kaur for starring in the film"AIRLIFT". I am sure the film will be a hit with Rs.44.30 crore collected during the week end.Kudos to others who took part in this film in one wa or the other.

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