一 | Dhanush and Kriti Sanon starrer Tere Ishk Mein has recently released. Fans and critics had high anticipation for the movie. The box office numbers are currently soaring with the movie earning more than Rs 16 crores on its first day. As per Sacnilk's early estimates, it earned around Rs 16.50 crores India net on its first day for all languages.
Interestingly, Tere Ishk Mein had an overall 25.77% Hindi occupancy. It had an occupancy of 15.29% in the morning shows. The afternoon shows saw 21.67% occupancy. The evening shows saw 24.55% occupancy while the night shows saw an occupancy of 41.56%. The overall occupancy in Mumbai stood at 25.25%. For Delhi, the occupancy was around 26.50%. As per the occupancy chart, Bengaluru saw the maximum numbers with 32.75%.The movie had an overall occupancy of 20.84% for Tamil theatres. The occupancy for morning shows stood at 20.03% while the afternoon shows were at 22.21%. The evening shows saw an occupancy of 16.13% while the night shows stood at 24.97%. Chennai saw an occupancy of 30.25% while Kochi stood at 37.50%.It would be interesting to note if Tere Ishk Mein becomes Dhanush or Kriti's top-grossing films.
This film is directed by Anand L Rai and produced by T-Series and Colour Yellow Productions. Our reviewer gave the movie 3 stars. He wrote, "Tere Ishk Mein is a pure, unfiltered Aanand L Rai vehicle. It will move some to tears and leave others exasperated. It is a film of stirring highs and distracting inconsistencies, of performances that soar and storytelling that sometimes slips. But it never, not for a moment, plays it safe. For those who’ll surrender to its heightened romanticism, it’ll offer an emotional storm impossible to forget. For others, the same storm might feel like too much weather for one film."ALSO READ: Birthday Special: Kriti Sanon’s Sartorial Styling。 (ECNS) -- Around 27,000 fishing boats from south China’s Hainan Province began heading out to sea Sunday after a three-and-a-half-month seasonal fishing moratorium in the South China Sea ended at noon. At Tanmen Port in Qionghai, traditional music and dance from Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia were performed alongside Chinese intangible cultural heritage acts. Performers and local fishermen later paraded along the waterfront to see off the departing boats. Hundreds of fishing vessels also left Wulian Fishing Port in Lingao County shortly after noon. Meteorological authorities forecast stronger winds and waves in the South China Sea from Tuesday, with the possibility of a typhoon forming. The China Maritime Search and Rescue Center and the National Meteorological Center urged vessels, offshore facilities and personnel to take precautions. (By Intern Yang Hongran, Zhang Dongfang) 
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