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The Girl On The Train Box Office Review: Star Cast: Parineeti Chopra, Avinash Tiwary, Aditi Rao Hydari, Kirti Kulhari
Director: Ribhu Dasgupta
Producer: Ribhu Das Gupta, Shibashish Sarkar, Vivek Agrawal
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Streaming On: Netflix
Note: After a long time even though theatres have re-opened in India, no major Bollywood film has released at the Box Office yet. So in this time period, our Box Office Review will take into consideration lesser factors then we take in normal conditions.
Our Box Office Review in the current situation doesn’t promise the accuracy it does in normal circumstances because we have no clue about the release size The Girl On The Train would’ve got if it had hit the cinemas on Feb 26.
The Girl On The Train Box Office Review: Expectations
Parineeti Chopra has never really tried to follow a unique pattern when it comes to choosing films. While she has done highly successful commercial entertainers like Ishaqzaade, Golmaal Again & Kesari, she has also been experimental with films like Hasee Toh Phasee, Shuddh Desi Romance, Meri Pyaari Bindu and more. Not many of her experiments really proved to be successful but a few of them managed to hit the right spot with a section of the audience.
The great thing is that despite several lows in her career, Parineeti Chopra holds the position of A-lister thanks to her acting skills and looks.
Now with The Girl On The Train which is a Hindi film adaptation of Paula Hawkins’ book of the same title, Parineeti Chopra is here. Just like several films in her career, this time again she has chosen a movie that targets not so big section of the audience. Not that thrillers and murder mysteries are not popular among the masses, they sure are! But the kind of storytelling this one promises doesn’t get lapped up by the crowd.
So the real expectations from The Girl On The Train, if it released in cinemas wouldn’t have been huge. But since the star cast has a popular face like Parineeti Chopra and even Aditi Rao Hydari has a face value of her own, it would’ve generated nice buzz in the trade.
Also, in the recent past, similar films like Badla, Kahaani, Pink have done amazingly well. So The Girl On The Train would’ve released with some sort of hopes definitely.
