Shankar’s recently released Telugu action flick ‘Game Changer’ has completely lost its grip on the box office from the first week itself and the same downtrend continues on the 22nd day as well.
Game Changer Movie Review
According to the Sacnilk website, ‘Game Changer’ has collected Rs 185.1 crores worldwide in 22 days and the India Net collections stand at Rs 130.68 crores. The India Gross collections stand at Rs 154.85 crores and the overseas collections figures are Rs 30.25 crore.
The Telugu net box office collections for ‘Game Changer’ in 22 days amount to Rs 89.11 crore and the early estimates say that the Ram Charan starrer has only managed to mint Rs 6 lakhs on day 22. From the Tamil net box office, the film minted Rs 8.29 crore and on day 18 the film collected only Rs 1 lakh.
In 18 days, the Hindi net box office collections for the political thriller film stand at Rs 32.68 crore and the 18th day collections stand at Rs 5 lakhs. The Kannada net box office collections for the film stand at Rs 57 lakhs. From Malayalam, the movie has minted only Rs 3 lakhs on day 1.
ETimes gave an exclusive rating of 3 stars out of 5 and our review reads, “The film opens with Ram transitioning from an IPS officer to an IAS officer, featuring a stylish action sequence where he settles old scores. The first half chronicles his journey from a fiery college student to a committed civil servant. Although it employs some usual tropes and forced humour, the first half ends with an interval twist, setting the stage for an engaging second half. The latter part of the film takes a different trajectory, transitioning into a politically driven narrative rooted in the soil. The screenplay, treatment, and even the colour palette shift to complement this transformation. Thaman’s musical score elevates the film, with a soundtrack that complements its themes. Tirru’s cinematography captures both the grandeur and grit of the story, employing dynamic visuals that enhance the viewing experience. Editing by Shameer Muhammed and Ruben ensures a cohesive narrative flow.”
