“It has been a fantastic response. The morning shows were a little slow but the noon and evening shows are full. It is the right film to get the audience to theatres. It is a sure shot blockbuster, we are expecting Rs 22 crore on day one, leading film distributor Raj Bansal of Entertainment Paradise, a multiplex chain in Jaipur, told PTI.Soorayanshi will do record business in this new normal world, he added.According to a fan, who caught the movie in a multiplex here, there were many in the audience who were whistling, dancing and clapping during the key moments of the film, bringing back memories of watching movies in the pre-pandemic era.It is a pure entertainer for Diwali for the family audiences to come to the theatre to enjoy. One specific scene that talks about the unity of Hindu-Muslim saw many people in the audience cheering up. Rohit has never failed to entertain people through his movies, Dhairya Vora, an event manager, told PTI, who watched the movie in a multiplex chain.Several states, including Delhi, Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, resumed operations in cinema halls from July-August onwards. However, theatres in Maharashtra. a key market for the Hindi film industry, reopened from October 22 with a 50 per cent capacity.But that did not dim the enthusiasm of ardent movie fans.Mumbai’s most popular single-screen theatre Gaiety saw fans putting a garland over the huge poster of the film.Manoj Desai, executive director of G7 Multiplex and Maratha Mandir, said he was thrilled at the audience response and the scenes of audiences having a good time brought back the good old days.
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