The box office debut of Kareena Kapoor Khan, Tabu, and Kriti Sanon’s Crew is fantastic. The Rajesh A. Krishnan-helmed film stunned everyone with its opening day revenue, shattering previous records to become the greatest opening day grosser of any Hindi film with a female lead. On March 29, the movie was released, and both reviewers and viewers had conflicting opinions.
On its first day of release on Friday, the comedy made Rs 10.28 crore in India and Rs 20.07 crore worldwide. The movie reportedly achieved a 26.34 percent Hindi occupancy rate overall.
It is evident that Crew has benefited from the Good Friday holiday, and the movie is anticipated to take advantage of the extended weekend.
“Crew is a thoughtful film that spans two hours and three minutes, but its writing by Nidhi Mehra and Mehul Suri lacks depth,” said the review. Owing to inflated anticipations or the excitement created by the teaser and trailer released ahead of time, audiences may be left feeling disappointed when the jokes take longer to become popular. But what elevates the mediocre content are the three women’s seamless performances. Unfortunately, the males don’t have anything to do.”
Diljit Dosanjh, Kapil Sharma, Trupti Khamkar, Saswata Chatterjee, and Rajesh Sharma are also featured in the film. In the movie, Kriti, Tabu, and Kareena are flight hostesses. The audience is enjoying their connection, and it’s become a topic of conversation.
The actresses work for the imaginary Kohinoor Airlines in this realm of commercial aviation. When a guy becomes unwell while on a flight and confesses to smuggling gold biscuits, his life takes an unexpected turn. In an attempt to improve their situation, the ladies enter the illegal market and manage to stay under supervision until they are arrested.
