"It 's a very good start, we have an exceptional response from the South, especially in Hyderabad. And of course the metro cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and Bangalore have a positive and good steps too much. I am in the middle of Sachin and Dhoni ... we have been able to hit your sixes! "Sippy told IANS on phone from Mumbai.
Made with a budget of about Rs.20 crore, the film opened Friday in 20 countries and 350 international destinations and 1,000 cinemas and multiplexes in India.
Sippy is satisfied that the film will bring good returns during the first weekend he earned Rs.11.4 crore across India, USA, UK, UAE and Australia on their day the opening itself.
"It's a bit early to predict the number, but we are confident that the film will get good word of mouth advertising and will continue to have good hearing Saturday and Sunday. Until then, we expect to see," said it.
The multi-starrer, which also has Bipasha Basu, Prateik Babbar, and Telugu actor Aditya Pancholi Daggubati Rana, is a thriller that revolves around drugs, sex and violence. The film received much publicity before its release because of the objections which portrays Goa and its people in bad light.
However, rather than the IPL match between Kolkata Knight Riders and Bangalore Royal Challengers Friday to prevent the public levy 'Dum Dum Maar. "
"It was a great game! We've heard people still full of evening entertainment and a great sense of this cricket-mad country. The opening day figures are very encouraging to see that the film can operate not only this weekend. .. but for two or three more weeks, "said Sippy, son of veteran filmmaker Ramesh Sippy.
Junior Sippy credits Bollywood debutant Rana Daggubati, a household name in Hyderabad, firing into the audience, in the south.
"Rana has a huge fan following in Hyderabad should be a lot of the home crowd came to watch his performance and support. But in places like Bangalore and Chennai, people came to the film's style and presentation, "he said.
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