Ulajh
Box
Office
Collection
Prediction
Day
8:
After
winning
hearts
with
her
performance
in
Mr
&
Mrs
Mahi
opposite
Rajkummar
Rao,
Janhvi
Kapoor
is
back
with
her
second
release
of
the
movie
and
the
audience
couldn’t
keep
calm.
We
are
talking
about
Sudhanshu
Saria
directorial
Ulajh
which
happens
to
be
a
spy
thriller.
Also
starring
Gulshan
Devaiah,
Rajesh
Tailan,
Adil
Hussain
and
Roshan
Matthews
in
the
lead,
Ulajh
revolves
around
a
young
IFS
officer
who
is
stuck
in
a
dangerous
situation.
While
the
trailer
managed
to
intrigue
the
audience,
Ulajh
opened
to
a
mixed
response
from
the
audience.

In
fact,
Ulajh
has
been
struggling
at
the
box
office
since
the
first
day
itself.
After
recording
an
opening
day
collection
of
Rs
1.15
crores
Ulajh
became
Janhvi’s
lowest
opener
ever
and
failed
to
pick
up
pace
during
the
opening
weekend
as
well.
And
the
first
Monday
shattered
Ulajh’s
hold
at
the
box
office.
According
to
a
report
published
in
Sacnilk,
Ulajh
saw
over
67%
drop
in
numbers
and
failed
to
touch
Rs
1
crores
mark
post
the
opening
weekend.

Ulajh
Box
Office
Collection
Day
8
Prediction

After
raking
in
Rs
65
lakhs
on
day
4
and
day
5
respectively,
Ulajh
minted
Rs
55
on
day
6
(first
Wednesday)
followed
by
a
collection
of
Rs
47
lakhs
yesterday
(day
7/
first
Thursday)
which
took
the
overall
collections
of
the
movie
to
Rs
7.22
crores.
Given
the
ongoing
trends,
Ulajh,
which
has
been
facing
a
box
office
clash
with
Ajay
Devgn
and
Tabu’s
Auron
Mein
Kahan
Dum
Tha,
will
be
seen
struggling
and
rake
in
Rs
40-45
lakhs
today
(day
8/
second
Friday).
It
is
evident
that
Ulajh
is
having
a
hard
time
touching
Rs
8
crores
mark
and
with
Urvashi
Rautela’s
Ghuspaithiya
hitting
the
theatres
today,
this
Janhvi
starrer
has
another
competition.

Meanwhile,
Gulshan
Devaiah,
who
has
collaborated
with
Janhvi
for
the
first
time,
spoke
about
the
box
office
report
and
said,
“Struggle
is
the
salt
that
makes
success
taste
good.
The
ones
who
don’t
embrace
the
struggle
will
never
achieve
anything
worthwhile.
This
is
a
tough
business.
Period.
Feature
films
are
meant
to
be
seen
on
the
big
screen.
Hit
flop
toh
chalta
rahta
hai
(Films
will
either
be
hits
or
flops).
As
pragmatic
as
I
am
about
a
lot
of
things,
I’m
not
willing
to
let
go
of
my
idealism
when
it
comes
to
cinema.
I
also
don’t
expect
people
to
understand
this.
It’s
a
very
personal
thing
for
me”