The Bengal File Box Office Collection Day 7: Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri’s latest version, The Bengal Files, is about to set up its first week at the box office. The film has shown mixed trends so far. It is released in the midst of controversy. The Bengal File Box Office Collection Day 7 According to industry tracker Sacnilk, the Bengal files have so far earned £ 65 lakh in India. The collections dropped from day 6 to day 7. With this, the total collection made by Vivek Agnihotri’s film is at £ 10.9 crore. Although this is the early estimate on the website, the final figure will appear after the night. The Bengal files recorded a 14.93%overall Hindi overall on Thursday. Day 7 (2D) Occupation showed a steady trend, with morning shows scoring 8.70%, followed by 15.99% in the afternoon and a highlight at 20.11% during the evening shows. The occupation for the night shows is waiting. The Bengal files showed a mixed trend at the box office throughout the week. The film was released on September 5 and clashed with Tiger Shroff’s Baaghi 4. The Bengal Files locate performance opened on Friday with £ 1.75 crore and scored on Saturday with £ 2.25 crore (a leap of 28.57%) and £ 2,25 on Sunday (22.22%). However, the collections fell sharply on Monday and earned £ 1.15 (58.18%lower). The film brought a slight recovery with £ 1.35 (17.39%) on Tuesday, but Wednesday brought another drop to £ 1 (a 25.93%fall). By Thursday, earnings dropped to £ 0.65, another slowdown in momentum, as it is on its way to the second week in theaters. The Bengal files show across India. The Bengal files saw the strongest occupation in Chennai, where it recorded an impressive average of 31.50% in the performances, due to only 9 shows. However, the Delhi NCR region had the largest number of performances for the film with 205 performances, but with a modest occupation of 16%. This is followed by Mumbai with 192 shows and the same occupation rate. Ahmedabad is in third place with 105 shows, but only 8.33% occupation. The Bengal files are the last chapter in Vivek Agnihotri’s The Files Trilogy to the Tashkent Files (2019) and the Kashmir Files (2022). It is based on the common riots of August 1946 in undivided Bengal, known as ‘Direct Action Day’. The film contains Anupam Kher, Mithun Chakraborty, Pallavi Joshi and Darshan Kumar in lead roles.
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