Love Guru Surpasses Housefull Movie at UK Box Office
The film's global earnings and positive reviews from foreign viewers have solidified its position as a leading Pakistani film, outperforming Bollywood's Housefull 5 and exceeding expectations at the box office. With its success, Love Guru has proven that Pakistani cinema has the potential to compete with international films, bringing a fresh perspective and cultural richness to the global film industry.
Pakistani movie Love Guru has achieved a significant milestone, surpassing Bollywood's Housefull 5 at the UK box office with earnings of £75,000 in its second weekend, outperforming Housefull 5's £56,000. The film's success is a testament to the growing global appeal of Pakistan's film industry, with its stars Humayun Saeed and Mahira Khan promoting the film extensively in international markets.
The romantic comedy film, released on Eid-ul-Adha, has grossed £266,000 in nine days, exceeding The Legend of Maula Jatt's first-week earnings. Love Guru has been well-received by audiences locally and internationally, screening in over 60 cinemas across Pakistan and earning Rs 550 million, making it one of Pakistan's biggest hits. The film's unique blend of romance, comedy, and cultural elements has added a fresh flavor to the story, resonating with viewers worldwide.
Directed by Nadeem Baig and written by Wasi Choudhry, the movie has received positive reviews from foreign viewers, who consider it a better experience than Bollywood films. The film's success has earned Rs 290 million within Pakistan and Rs 260 million internationally, with producers citing strong positive feedback from fans. This achievement signals renewed momentum for Pakistan's film industry globally, with Love Guru leading the way.
As the Pakistani film industry continues to gain recognition worldwide, Love Guru's success serves as a testament to the talent and creativity of Pakistani filmmakers. With its unique storytelling and cultural elements, the film has captivated audiences globally, paving the way for future Pakistani productions to make a mark on the international film scene.