Karan Johar pens a long heartwarming note for team Good Newwz
Good Newwz continues to have a fantastic run at the Box Office. The movie, which stars Akshay Kumar, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Diljit Dosanjh and Kiara Advani in the lead, has set the cash registers ringing. Good Newwz has already eaarned Rs 201.57 crore at the international Box Office. It is also inching closer to Rs 150 crore mark in domestic market. This success made producer Karan Johar pen a heartwarming note for the team.
Expressing his gratitude for the cast and crew of Good Newwz, KJo applauded director Raj Mehta and writer Rishabh Sharma. The producer thanked Akshay for his faith in a debutant director and Kareena for pulling off the monologue like a pro.
''A huge shout out to the amazing cast @akshaykumar for immediately agreeing to be on board as soon as he heard just the one line! For his tremendous faith in our debut director and his staunch support through the journey! the fantastic @diljitdosanjh and his sincere charisma and superb comic timing the gorgeous @kiaraaliaadvani for her supreme innocence and ability to move us to tears always ...to my #bebo for being the ultimate movie star and pulling of a monologue like only she can!,'' he wrote.
Good Newwz minted Rs 127.90 crore in its first week. If trade analysts are to be believed, the target of Rs 200 crore will me easily met if the film trends well on weekdays. Also, no major releases this week will boost the box office performance of the film.
Akshay and Diljit are elated with the kind of response their film has been getting. In a statement, Akshay said, ''It's an important subject and I thank the viewers not only in India but also overseas that they have accepted us with open hearts. With this film, I am confident that a movie with good messaging and subject will always fetch success and appreciation''.
Diljit Dosanjh took to social media to share a clip from the film. "भैंस की आँख Yeh Ho Kya Raha Hai Yahan Par...ALL ABOUT THE GOOD VIBES AROUND THE GLOBE!! #GoodNewwz soars at the worldwide box office!,'' he wrote.
