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Akshay Kumar took to social media on Thursday to post a video dedicated to both his most recent film OMG 2 and Sunny Deol’s Gadar 2, both of which were released on August 11 of last week. He commended the audiences for attending in such large numbers for both films during the “greatest week in film history.” (Also Read: Gadar 2, OMG 2, Jailer, and Bholaa Shankar break all-time Indian box office records and earn 390 billion)
Akshay Kumar’s post for Oh My Gadar
Akshay gave Barbenheimer a Bollywood twist by dubbing the confrontation between OMG 2 and Gadar 2 Oh My Gadar. He then complimented the audience for ensuring the box office success of both films.
Akshay wrote in the caption, “A huge thank you to our audiences for their support of #OhMyGadar and for giving us the finest week in the history of Indian cinema! Pyaar aur aabhar (Love and appreciation) (hands-folded emoji) #Gadar2 in theatres #OMG2 in theatres.”
Along with this caption, he uploaded a video featuring a montage of positive reviews and box office figures for OMG 2, as well as outtakes from the film. This audio file features Akshay singing the popular romantic melody from Gadar 2, Udd Jaa Kale Kaava. In OMG 2, Akshay’s character performs this song in a scene with Pankaj Tripathi.
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Gadar 2 and OMG 2 box office
Gadar 2 was able to surpass the coveted 250 crore figure on Wednesday despite a decline from its Independence Day haul of 55 crores. The film is anticipated to surpass 300 crores shortly as well.
The film starring Akshay Kumar and Pankaj Tripathi experienced a significant drop in revenue on Wednesday, following a significant increase on Independence Day. Wednesday brought in $7.75 million. OMG 2 is currently at 80 crore and is expected to surpass 100 crore this weekend.
Earlier, when Sunny was queried about the conflict between the two films, he stated, “This film clashes with both of them, so please avoid them. Why is it necessary for individuals to compare this film to others? Films that cannot be compared to one another should not be cast against one another.”
