Ruslaan, starring Aayush Sharma, is having trouble gaining traction at the box office. According to a Sacnilk report, the action movie barely made ₹40 lakh from ticket sales on day 4, which is the first Monday since its debut. With ₹55 lakh on day 1, ₹75 lakh on day 2, and ₹ 85 lakh on day 3 at the domestic box office, these are its lowest earnings to date. The narrative of Ruslaan [Aayush Sharma], the son of a deceased terrorist, is told in the film directed by Karan Butani. Ruslaan is prepared to go to tremendous measures in order to put the past behind him and get the label of a real citizen.
Aayush Sharma’s performance in the movie, saying, “The lead actor, Aayush Sharma, wants to be recognised as a heavy-duty action hero who can carry an entire film on his shoulders. He, too, goes all out to prove a point.” Sharma keeps working towards that goal. He feels so badly let down by Ruslaan, both the movie and the character, that he is unable to find a means to return to normalcy. The movie is a boat with holes in it, in addition to not having any wind in its sails.
Screenwriter Yunus Sajawal and director Karan Lalit Butani provide him with all the support he needs for his third release, Loveyatri and Antim: The Final Truth. They go above and above to create a movie that gives the performer absolute freedom. In the process, the movie sustains significant harm.
At the trailer’s premiere, Aayush Sharma talked about working on Ruslaan, his first movie not produced by his brother-in-law Salman Khan’s SKF banner: “If one thinks I was spoiled (by SKF), Karan sir and Radhamohan sir (the film’s producer) fixed me.” The spoilt brat in me disappeared when they forced me to stand bare-chested in Azerbaijan’s minus 6 degree Celsius temperature (laughs).To be honest, though, neither my family nor I intended for me to just work on family-oriented films. First and foremost, I’m a hungry performer. Doing as many excellent films as I could would be my goal. I would be thrilled to collaborate on the movie, regardless of the producer. My trip is far from over, and I don’t believe I have the freedom to remain in my comfort zone.
Ruslaan, which is produced by KK Radhamohan, features important parts for Jagapathi Babu, Manish Gaharwar, Sushrii Mishraa, Vidya Malvade, and Sangay Tsheltrim.
