Imtiaz Ali’s Rockstar, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Nargis Fakhri, is experiencing an extraordinary re-release in Indian theatres. The film’s collections have been increasing consistently, showcasing its enduring appeal and solidifying its status as a cult classic.
Unstoppable Box Office Force
After a month in theatres, Rockstar has proven to be an unstoppable force, with its box office collections growing each week. The film netted ₹1.23 crores in its third week and saw an impressive jump to ₹2.16 crores in the fourth week. Even more astonishing is the performance in its fifth week, which is on track to be the biggest yet, having already collected ₹1.16 crores over the weekend.
Cult Status and Unprecedented Success
Originally released in 2011, Rockstar was a semi-hit in India, netting just under ₹70 crores and grossing nearly ₹110 crores worldwide. Over the years, the film has developed a cult following, and its re-release success is a testament to its lasting impact on audiences. This trend of increasing collections is unprecedented for a modern re-release, turning Rockstar into a must-see event for the current generation.
Approaching New Milestones
With its current trajectory, Rockstar is heading towards an India nett total of ₹75 crores. Its worldwide gross has already surpassed ₹115 crores. The overwhelming reception to the re-release suggests that there may be potential for a sequel, an exciting prospect for fans of the film and its creators, Imtiaz Ali and Ranbir Kapoor.
Conclusion
The re-release of Rockstar has not only revived the film’s popularity but also introduced it to a new audience, cementing its status as an iconic piece of cinema. As the film continues its remarkable run, it sets a new benchmark for re-released films in the Indian market.