The film opened with a massive ₹110.20 crore in its opening weekend, exclusively in India, and the audience’s zeal to set foot into a haunted yet riotous world is borne out. Kartik reprised the role of Rooh Baba, a little eccentric, and the audience rejoiced his character as some could not decide what was funnier, scary chills or laugh-out-loud moments. This film was appreciated by many in terms of its staying true to the brand of the franchise while delivering some unexpected twists only evident through the eyes of its director, Anees Bazmee, combined with an engaging narrative.
A Franchise that Defines Success
In itself, it testifies to the proven popularity of horror comedy in Bollywood-BB-3. Kartik Aaryan joining the franchise turned a sea change for his career, with almost half of his box-office feats affixed to this series. The comic timing of the actor and his well-brewed charisma as Rooh Baba have been thereby put in association with the survival of this film. .
It not only outperformed Bollywood contemporaries like Singham Again (in the second weekend) but was also the sixth-highest global weekend grosser this year. This signifies that the franchise is quite a bit in the international market and well beyond India. Mix all of that into a blended display of horror, drama, and old-fashioned family humour, and it is certified as a box office success.
Looking Ahead
The movie’s success is a potent reminder that the audience is hungry for light-hearted yet gripping entertainment. Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 isn’t just a box office success; it’s a cultural phenomenon reaffirming the attraction of humour and relatable characters. As the film continues its triumphant run, it sets a new benchmark for Indian cinema, leaving fans excited for what’s next.
The haunted corridors of Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 still echo with guffaws and screams; its effect on Bollywood can no longer be counted a trick but a spooky phenomenon demanding recounting.
