Alia Bhatt on Kalank’s dismal box office performance: ‘It’s not like the sun shines everyday, it rains sometimes’ | Bollywood - Hindustan Times
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Alia Bhatt on Kalank’s dismal box office performance: ‘It’s not like the sun shines everyday, it rains sometimes’

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May 03, 2020 12:22 AM IST

Actor Alia Bhatt addressed Kalank’s dismal box office performance at the Critics Choice Film Awards, terming it a learning experience.

Actor Alia Bhatt continues to deliver remarkable performances in each of her films but her latest big release Kalank failed to impress at the box office. The actor has taken it in her stride and addressed the issue at the recently held Critics Choice Film Awards in Mumbai.

Alia Bhatt at the Critics Choice Film Awards in Mumbai on Sunday.
Alia Bhatt at the Critics Choice Film Awards in Mumbai on Sunday.

On being asked about the response to Kalank, Alia said, “In this entertainment industry, everybody tries to put their best foot forward and try to do what we aspire to do. Sometimes it turns out to be good, sometimes not. And that’s something for us to learn, pick up the pieces and move on. It’s not like the sun shines everyday, it rains sometimes. It’s all a learning for everybody.”

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Alia plays Roop in the multi-starrer that boasts of an ensemble cast including Varun Dhawan, Madhuri Dixit, Sanjay Dutt, Aditya Roy Kapur and Sonakshi Sinha. The film released on a Wednesday. Despite the advantage of the extended weekend, the film collected 66.03 crore in five days. It had opened at 21.60 on Wednesday but earnings fell drastically soon after, amid mixed reviews.

The film made much noise for its grand sets and elaborate dance numbers. Alia was praised for her dance performance in Ghar More Pardesiya while Madhuri featured in Tabah Ho Gaye, Kriti Sanon along with Varun and Aditya in Aira Gaira and Kiara Advani with Varun Dhawan in First Class.

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In his review of the film, Hindustan Times film critic Raja Sen wrote, “The makers of Kalank not only want every frame to be a painting, but every dialogue a proverb, every scene a portent. The result is beautiful but tedious, an opera that needed a stout songstress to warble through it midway.”

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