‘Blast’ in front of Peddi, 18 crore film created a sensation at the box office

Arjun Sarja’s action thriller ‘Blast’ made a big splash at the box office with a low budget. Know the film’s collection, budget and how it gave tough competition to ‘Peddi’. The era of low budget films seems to be gaining momentum once again and the latest example of this is Arjun Sarja’s action thriller ‘Blast’. The way this film has made a strong hold among big stars and huge budget films, it has attracted the attention of the industry. Made with a budget of only Rs 18 crore, ‘Blast’ gained momentum at the box office since its release. The start may have been slow, but the film showed a spectacular rise in its earnings every day. This film, which started with Rs. 1.25 crores on the first day, surprised everyone by collecting Rs. 2.15 crores on the second day, Rs. 4.55 crores on the third day and Rs. 6 crores on the fourth day. Released on May 28, this film has earned more than Rs 38 crore at the domestic box office in just 13 days. Considering the low budget, this figure is considered very impressive. Even trade experts are surprised to see the growth of the film. Despite being released with big star cast and high budget ‘Peddi’, ‘Blast’ did not give up. This film proved that on the basis of strong story and powerful action, even small films can give tough competition to big films.
Not only in India, but also across the world, ‘Blast’ has performed brilliantly. The worldwide collection of the film has reached more than Rs 57 crore, which makes it one of the successful low budget films of this year. The story of the film revolves around a karate teacher named Rajaram, who is living a quiet life with his family. But when a powerful corporate syndicate targets his family, his life changes completely. After this, a tremendous combination of action, emotion and conflict is seen in the story. The success of ‘Blast’ is an indication that the audience is now giving more importance to strong content and not just big budget or star power. This is the reason why this film is gradually becoming a sleeper hit.