Gully Boy Box Office Collection Day 4: Zoya Akhtar's film starring Ranveer and Alia crosses 70 crore

A romantic-drama story directed by Zoya Akhtar features Ranveer Singh as Murad and Alia Bhatt as Safeena. As much as the two stars are being appreciated for their performance, supporting actors like Siddhant Chaturvedi has managed to woo the audience equally. Gully Boy released on Thursday i.e. February 14 and earned Rs. 19.40 crores on its opening day.

Going by the reports of Bollywood critic and Trade Analyst, Taran Adarsh wrote: "#GullyBoy has excellent *extended* weekend... Will cross ₹ 75 cr today [Mon]... Metros exceptional... Mumbai circuit terrific... Tier-2 cities pick up... Metros to trend strongly on weekdays... Thu 19.40 cr, Fri 13.10 cr, Sat 18.65 cr, Sun 21.30 cr. Total: ₹ 72.45 cr. India biz" See his latest tweet here:

Speaking of film's Monday ticket collection, Taran predicted that Gully Boy will cross Rs. 75 crore. Again he took to a micro-blogging site and wrote: "#GullyBoy benchmarks...Crossed ₹ 50 cr: Day 3. ₹ 75 cr: Will cross on Day 5 [Mon] Will cross *lifetime biz* of Zoya Akhtar’s #DilDhadakneDo [₹ 76.88 cr] on Day 5 and #ZindagiNaMilegiDobara [₹ 90.27 cr; Zoya’s highest grossing film] in Week 1 itself. India biz." See the post here:

Gully Boy Movie Review:

In Gully Boy, Zoya Akhtar who has directed and co-written the film has pinched an utmost realistic and hard-hitting social issue of increasing economic gap in the society. The film reminded me of the viral picture of Mumbai that showed how one side of the city has sky-touching multistoreys while the other side is inhabited by the slum-dwellers. Don’t be surprised if you find yourself jerking a tear or two during the song Doori, beautifully penned by Javed Akhtar and voiced by Ranveer Singh himself. A scene where a woman is crying at the backseat of the car Ranveer Singh was driving, the societal gap between them hit us hard with the truth. Wiping other’s tears is a basic human instinct, however, nowadays even that is clouded by the realisation of rich and poor. ‘Tere aansoon pochu itni meri aukaat nahi.’ Sounds bizarre, but it is true.

Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt left no stone unturned to promote their film Gully Boy on various platforms. The duo was seen appearing in a number of shows on television. On the other hand, Gully Boy's premiere at Berlin Film Festival 2019 in the first week of February also gave it the desired push. Critics lauded Ranveer and Alia's performance at Berlinale'19 which helped the film rake in good numbers.