Following the success of the film 'Hanuman Ansh,' inspired by the life of Neem Karoli Baba, which caused a real boom at the box office, some other films have suffered. Among them is the movie released on September 11th, starring Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan. Despite positive reviews from critics, the film failed in theaters.
The failure of the film greatly disappointed the young actor, who had been waiting a long time for his chance. Four days after the premiere, he posted a video on his Instagram account, which quickly went viral.
In the video, the actor introduced himself as Mohit Raj and stated that he played a small role in the film. However, he was upset that none of his friends, who are considered his supporters, came to watch the movie. He appealed for someone to at least watch this film.
Mohit explained that in the recently released film featuring Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan, he played a minor role. He noted that four days had passed since the film's release, but none of his numerous friends had seen it. He found this very strange and unpleasant, as these people always supported him, saying they were there for him and supporting his future success.
Expressing his pain, Mohit shared that this opportunity came to him after ten years of starting his career. Nevertheless, no one has watched the film yet, so he hopes viewers will see it. He added that even if few people watch it, close friends should support him by watching, which is why he created this video.
Mohit's video received a reaction from the director of 'Hanuman Ansh,' Vishal Chaturvedi, who assured him that he would definitely watch the film. Other users also expressed their support, advising that such friends exist, and it was good that Mohit learned about this in time.
Regarding the box office collection of 'Havan,' the film left theaters after only five days. It started with a box office collection of 3 million rupees on the first day, but then there was a constant decline in screenings, and by the fifth day, the film starring Akshay and Saif had collected only 8.5 million rupees in India.