Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Doobara 3rd Day (Saturday) Total Box Office Collection

Once Upon a Time in Mumbai Again Third Day Box Office Collection

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From the last two day Akshay kumar action movie give a good response on box office. Once upon a time in Mumbai again third day box office collection is up to 20 Crore. In our previous article we have discuss about the OUATIMD box office collection and Now we are also tell you the response.

According to times of India third day is also a successful day for once upon a time. we have already tell you some of the facts of this movie. Behind the music launch these is a long story which very few people knows.

when Ekta kapoor want to launch the music album of this movie she does’t want to spent high budget of the Soundtrack but when akshay suggest him then Ekta agree. So let’s talk about OUATIMD third day collection.

Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Doobara 3rd Day Total Box Office Collection 

• we have above discuss a over view of this movie but we are going to discuss some of the facts of this movie. To see the user review it is clear that  producer does’t focus on the Background sound. Ekta also accept that this is the biggest mistake while making.
• Youngster also accept that if the sound track is good then this movie can cross a collection up to 30 crore in his first day but that’s does’t happen. In the latest Film Chennai express we have seen that Soundtrack is superb that’s why the movie make a record on box office.
• Once upon a time in Mumbai again third day box office collection is much higher in South India. In Maharastra and Tamil nadu this movie make many record on the other hand in North India movie is not so good.
• The best secret which producer used in this movie  it’s high Story, script and Stunts are much  better than other movies. In the previous movie we have see that dialogues  are much older but this movie has much more Action and motivational dialogues which you never listen before.

Once upon a time in Mumbai Again third day box office collection

Ist (Thursday) day total collection – 21.07 Crore

2nd (Friday) day total collection – 20.9 crore

Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Again Third Day Box Office Collection seems to be – 25 crore. 

So these are the main collection report which we collect. In an interview All the team also said that they spent more than 2 Month to make this movie. The credit of this high box office collection is goes to each and every one of Member of movie. It’s is not clear that how much Akshay kumar pay for this movie but according to news he still one of the highest paying actor of Bollywood. on the other hand Sonkashi sinha comes in the No three in high paying actress of Bollywood. Overall these are the main information which we collect about Once upon a time in Mumbai again third day box office collection.

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Film Review : Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Doobara 

Akshay Kumar plays the bad guy unapologetically. He is chilling as the dreaded don and endearing as the helpless (and later dangerous) man in love.. 

The film poster

Film: Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai Dobara
Rating: ***
Director: Milan Luthria
Starring: Akshay Kumar, Imran Khan and Sonakshi SInha

What it's about:
A sequel to Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai, Shoaib (Akshay Kumar) is the main protagonist in this one. While the earlier edition had more drama and action, OUATIMD focuses more on the love angle. The sequel is more likely to make you go ooh… instead of ouch! There are no bones being broken, skulls being smashed, clothes getting ripped (save in the climax).

It's a bold move - to attempt something so different from what the predecessor offered. The audiences generally go in expecting more of the same in a sequel. But who says gangsters can't fall in love and show the chink in their armor? So you have mentor Shoaib and Aslam (Imran Khan) falling in love with Jasmine (Sonakshi Sinha). Conflict follows. Loyalty is tested, as is love and courage.   

What's good:
Most romantic films end with a trip to the altar. Most endorse the fairy tale aspect of love. The romance in OUATIMB is real and good old style. Akshay Kumar plays the bad guy unapologetically. He is chilling as the dreaded don and endearing as the helpless (and later dangerous) man in love.

The novel thing about the screenplay is that neither Shoaib nor Aslam are ready to sacrifice their love for each other. The film steers clear of the romantic clichés of self-sacrifice. The initial camaraderie between Shoaib and Jasmine is well captured – the whole part of her being the only person who doesn’t fear him because she doesn’t know his identity. And then Shoaib’s menacing act in the second half when he won’t let anything come between him and Jasmine – not even his “bachcha” Aslam.

At first, Imran Khan feels like a miscast but then he grows on you. Kudos to the actor for urban boy for stepping out of his comfort zone and attempting something so daringly different. Sonakshi Sinha is superb – she is getting better with every film. She is at ease with both Shoaib and Aslam. Most importantly, she keeps her character from being annoying with her innocent appeal.

OUATIMD’s crowning glory is Akshay Kumar who goes all the way with his “negative” act in one of his career-best performances. The scene where he walks into a police station in broad daylight and then walks out as casually is one of the film’s high points. The last 30 minutes of the film belong only to him and he rises way above the script with his raw and gritty persona.

What's not:
The film is inconsistent in its pace – at times it just chugs along aimlessly. The screenplay could’ve been much tighter for the impact to be enhanced. The film begins slow and then picks up slowly towards the latter part of the first half. The same is the case in the second half. Problem is that while OUATIMD stands on it's own, it fails in comparison to the first part.

Fans of the original will be disappointed because they will expect some serious gangster action, while this is an out-and-out love story. Perhaps the problem is in the communication. It should never have been projected as a gangster film. The soundtrack of this film also does not match up.

The Bismillah song does nothing for the film and sticks out like a sore thumb. Rajat Arora’s dialogues are fantastic but they become the films biggest vice. There are just too many punches. Before you can relish one, another one leaps at you and you cannot savour any.

What To do: 
Love stories are the flavour of the season (Aashiqui, Ranjhanaa and Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani) and here's another one to make you go ah!
Here's the trailers:

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