Fukrey Returns: Fukra boys unstoppable at the Box Office – Here’s why

Mumbai: Director Mrighdeep Singh Lamba’s Fukrey Returns, a sequel to 2013 super-hit comedy film Fukrey is creating waves at the Box Office. Starring Pulkit Samrat , Varun Sharma, Manjot Singh, Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha, Fukrey Returns is turning out to be one of 2017’s biggest hits.

In just about five days since its release, Fukrey Returns has made a business of over Rs 42 crores.

Trade analyst and movie critic Taran Adarsh took to Twitter to share the Box Office collection figures of the film since Friday last week.

#FukreyReturns is simply UNSTOPPABLE... EXCELLENT hold on Tue [almost at par with Mon biz]... Fri 8.10 cr, Sat 11.30 cr, Sun 12.80 cr, Mon 5.10 cr, Tue 5.05 cr. Total: ₹ 42.35 cr. India biz.

#FukreyReturns is simply UNSTOPPABLE... EXCELLENT hold on Tue [almost at par with Mon biz]... Fri 8.10 cr, Sat 11.30 cr, Sun 12.80 cr, Mon 5.10 cr, Tue 5.05 cr. Total: ₹ 42.35 cr. India biz. — taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) 13 December 2017

The trailer of the film gave us a glimpse into the world of the Fukra boys and Bholi Punjaban.

The makers introduced the trailer with a poetic riddle. It read:

"Fukron ki toli aa gayi hai waapis aur ab hai payback ki baari,

Bholi Punjaban ka badla padega in Fukron pe bhaari

Kya Choocha kar paayega complete apni prem kahaani?

Kya Hunny decode kar paayega saari bhavishyavaani?

Kya Lali dhoondh paayega apne sapno ki rani?

Kya Zafar bana paayega apni life, simple waali?"

If you haven’t watched the film, it’s time for you to grab your ticket.

Fukrey was a massive hit in 2013. Produced by Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani, the film, set in Delhi, was about four men -- Hunny (Pulkit Samrat), Choocha (Varun Sharma), Lali (Manjot Singh) and Zafar (Ali Fazal) - who dream of making it big and want to make easy money.

They approach the notorious Bholi (Richa Chadha) to invest in their plan but things go haywire and how they escape from it formed the plot line of Fukrey.

The film steers away from crass jokes and double meaning dialogues, something which Pulkit said comes from the sensibility of everyone involved with the project.

(With agency inputs)