Many big films will clash with each other from October to December: Trade experts believe – there is no typical clash film except Dinky-Saalaar.

Like every time, this year too many big films are coming on the same date from October to December. ‘Mission Raniganj’, ‘Dono’ and Thank You for Coming were released this week. In December, two films Animal and Sam Bahadur will clash with each other.

After that there will be a clash of Merry Christmas and Yoddha on 8th December. Lastly, Donkey and Salaar will be released on the same day on 22nd December. Trade experts are considering these as typical clash films.

will collide with each other Ranbir Kapoor and Vicky Kaushal’s movies

Ranbir Kapoor’s film Animal and Vicky Kaushal’s Sam Bahadur is scheduled to release on December 1. According to Raj Bansal, Animal is a masala film. It can open up to Rs 35 crore.

Whereas Sam Bahadur is Meghna Gulzar’s film. She puts more emphasis on content rather than collection. In such a situation, that film belongs to that category, which will gain momentum through mouth publicity. In this, more than just the Indo-Pak war, there will be talk about the personal journey of General Manekshaw. In terms of opening, it can go up to Rs 5 crore.

There will be a clash in Katrina Kaif and Siddharth Malhotra’s film

Katrina Kaif and Vijay Sethupathi’s film Merry Christmas and Siddharth Malhotra’s Yodha are releasing on December 8 only. At this time trade pundits are definitely not giving any figures on these films. According to trade analyst Atul Mohan and distributor Akshay Rathi, both the films are of very different nature. Since the teasers and trailers of both are not released, it is difficult to say anything. But the makers and star cast of both are also quite different. Therefore, the target audience of both will be completely different.

Surely the dose of action in Yodha and the star power of Siddharth Malhotra will decide the fate of the film. Merry Christmas maker Sriram Raghavan’s previous film was better. Also, he has his own loyal fan base. Who keeps waiting for Raghavan style thriller films. Apart from this, Raghavan’s collaboration with Vijay Sethupathi also creates a better image among the audience towards the film. Also, after marriage, Katrina will be seen on the big screen for the first time. In such a situation, there is a lot of buzz about the film. However, it is difficult to say anything right now, because the posters of both the films have just arrived.

Mission Raniganj releasing today and thank you for coming

This week, Akshay Kumar’s film Mission Raniganj, Bhumi Pednekar’s ‘Thank You for Coming’ and Rajshri’s both are also being released. All three are very different from each other. Among these three, Bhumi and Rajshri’s films are being promoted vigorously. Bhumi Pednekar, Shehnaz Gill’s film ‘Thank You for Coming’ has also been in the headlines at the Toronto Film Festival. It also talks about women’s rights. Cool in temperament. Earlier, similar films Lipstick Under My Burkha and Veere Di Wedding were released.

Akshay Kumar’s film ‘Mission Raniganj’ is an issue and thriller film. Akshay and Parineeti Chopra are in lead roles in this film. But these days, while Akshay is busy with his another film Skyforce, Parineeti is busy in her personal life after her marriage.

In such a situation, both of them did not do much promotion of the film. On this matter, Taran Adarsh ​​says – It is possible that the same strategy behind this was adopted during the time of Pathan. He also had less promotions. Same thing is happening in Mission Raniganj also. It is not a hardcore action masala film which needs heavy promotion. It is a film with content. The content will decide how the film performs.

Dinky and Salaar will be released on the same day

Taran considers only Dinky and Salar as a typical clash. According to Taran, such films are actually called clash films. Two big stars, renowned production house, amazing directors. It will be interesting to see what storm they create when they collide. Both these films are going to be released on 22 December.