Chandu Champion box office collection day 4: Kartik Aaryan's film hit by Monday blues, collects Rs 4.75 cr

Chandu Champion box office collection day 4: In the recently released sports biopic Chandu Champion, Kartik Aaryan portrays Murlikant Petkar, a former Indian paralympic gold-medalist. Important roles in the movie are also played by Bhuvan Arora, Yashpal Sharma, Vijay Raaz, Aniruddh Dave, Palak Lalwani, and others. After receiving a mixed reception upon its theatrical debut, Chandu Champion saw a notable increase in box office revenues. Now, the Monday blues have struck Chandu Champion, after earning over Rs 20 crore in the first three days.

Chandu Champion box office collection day 4

As per a Sacnilk report, Chandu Champion collected Rs 4.75 crore on day 4 and has now brought the total collection to Rs 26.25 crore. If the pace remains the same, then by tomorrow i.e the film’s first tuesday, it might be able to cross the Rs 30 crore mark.

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Chandu Champion Day 4 (Hindi) Occupancy

Morning Shows: 9.69%

Afternoon Shows: 20.70%

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Evening Shows: 26.60%

Night Shows: 25.67%

Kartik Aaryan says he was ‘completely anti-social’ during the shoot of Chandu Champion

In a recent interview with Film Companion, Kartik Aaryan revealed that he was "completely anti-social" during the filming, which included workshops, training, and maintaining a diet.

In the interview, Kartik said, “I was living an anti-social life. Not that I was very social before, but during this process, I was completely anti-social. And I started liking it… I went to Anees [Bazmee] sir’s set. As soon as I started shooting for Bhool Bhulaiyaa and did my first scene, I was told my energy had dropped and I needed to increase it. I kept trying to raise it, but after a while, I felt I was acting too much. I even double-checked with him. Finding the right balance was tough."

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He added, “It was about leaving everything that I was eating. Everything I was then eating was new to me. It was something that never tasted good… This has turned me into a very meditative, positive, spiritual person. Not that I was so negative… I was almost an insomniac. Working out and working out properly without thinking about anything. I followed it for one and a half years, two years and it was a work of patience and perseverance.”