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Batwara 1947 Stalls Near Rs 40 Cr Mark on Day 11, Faces Heavy Losses

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Sunny Deol's Batwara 1947 collected only Rs 35 lakh on its eleventh day, barely approaching the Rs 40 crore net mark in India. The film has shown little momentum after its second Monday, pointing to a stagnant theatrical run. Given its inflated production budget, the underwhelming collections have resulted in a significant financial setback for the makers. In sharp contrast, Awarapan 2 has outperformed expectations, crossing Rs 136 crore net domestically in the same period.

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