The box office performance of 'Daadi Ki Shaadi' has been a slow burner, with a 91% growth on its second day, but is it enough to save the film from becoming a box office disappointment? The film, starring Neetu Kapoor, Kapil Sharma, and Riddhima Kapoor Sahni, has been struggling to find its footing at the Indian box office. While the growth on the second day is impressive, it's not enough to make a significant impact. The film's overall numbers are still much lower than expected, and it needs a major turnaround in the upcoming days to avoid becoming a box office failure. The lack of pre-release buzz and awareness has likely contributed to the film's slow start, and the audience's lack of urgency is a concern. While word of mouth has been decent, the film is likely to go unnoticed, and even if it sees steady numbers on weekdays, it won't be enough to boost its collections. The film's budget and star power should have ensured some footfalls, but the lack of urgency among the audience is a problem. On OTT, the film might find some reception, but as far as the theatrical run is concerned, things are looking dull. The film's rating on BookMyShow is a positive sign, but it's not enough to save the film from becoming a box office disappointment. The film's director, Ashish R Mohan, and producers, including Shraddha Agrawal and Akshit Lahoria, will need to find a way to boost the film's collections and ensure it doesn't wrap up below the 10 crore mark in net collections. In my opinion, the film's slow start and lack of urgency among the audience are a concern, and it's unlikely to become a box office success. The film's growth on the second day is impressive, but it's not enough to save the film from becoming a disappointment. The film's producers will need to find a way to boost its collections and ensure it doesn't become a box office failure. Personally, I think the film's slow start and lack of urgency among the audience are a problem, and it's unlikely to become a box office success. The film's growth on the second day is impressive, but it's not enough to save the film from becoming a disappointment. The film's producers will need to find a way to boost its collections and ensure it doesn't become a box office failure.
