Yami Gautam celebrates Article 370 worldwide box office success; thanks fans for proving naysayers wrong claiming ‘film won’t work’

In the landscape of contemporary cinema, where formulaic plots often dominate, Article 370 emerges as a breath of fresh air. Yami Gautam starrer also introduces the audience to a new genre of action political drama. The film is not merely a cinematic endeavour but one that challenges conventions and ignites meaningful dialogue. The film has even been helmed by first-time director Aditya Suhas Jambhale, whose bold and innovative approach has shattered notions and myths surrounding the genre. Article 370 proved to be a blockbuster at the worldwide box office as it crossed the Rs 30 crore mark.

The film saw a surge in ticket sales by 48% on its second day. With that, its opening weekend collection stands at Rs 34.71 cr gross at the worldwide box office. Article 370 earned Rs 6.21 crore on Day 1, Rs 9.08 crore on Day 2, and Rs 10.25 crore on Day 3 summing up its NBOC at Rs 25.45 crore. The GBOC only in India has been calculated at Rs 30.03 crores. Now, Yami Gautam celebrated Article 370 box office success while thanking fans for proving naysayers wrong.

Yami Gautam penned a heartfelt note on the movie’s success

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“When we were making ‘Article 370’, so many people told us that this film won’t work with the audience. ‘It’s too technical, too many political jargons etc etc’. But we went ahead with our gut because we knew those naysayers were underestimating our audience. Thank you all for proving them absolutely wrong. Thank you so much for giving so much love to our small little film, with a big heart. We are humbled and will remain forever grateful to all of you. Dhanyawaad! Jai Hind!“, she wrote on Instagram.

Article 370 talks about the complexities of political intrigue, weaving a narrative that is as gripping and thought-provoking.

Also read: Article 370 REVIEW: Yami Gautam and Priyamani deliver power-packed performances in an intense and well-researched political drama