Singer, actor, and performer, Diljit Dosanjh has been on a roll, traveling across the country and making his fans go gaga over his life performance. After going to places like France, the UK, Ireland, Germany, and the Netherlands, the singing sensation is finally bringing his Dil-Luminati tour to India. The pre-sales tickets were opened on September 10 and just like any other thing, he again scripted history after more than 1 lakh tickets of the concert were sold in a matter of 15 minutes.

His excited Indian fans were on the edge of their seats, eagerly waiting for the clock to strike 12 so they could buy the tickets for Diljit Dosanjh’s upcoming concert, Dil-Luminati in India. And within minutes, more than 1 lakh people were able to book their slot at the pre-sales for their respective venues. Taking to his Instagram stories, the actor-singer shared this news with the world by dropping an eye-catching creative.

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Tumbbad directed by Rahi Anil Barve and starring Sohum Shah in a titular role is all set for a re-release in theatres. When the movie released in theatres back in 2018, it was not very well received as it only neted a little over Rs 12 crore. Yes, the film trended well considering that it reached Rs 12 crore after opening in the vicinity of Rs 50 lakh but that was never going to be enough.

Over time, Tumbbad gained a cult status and owing to its growing popularity and the fact that nostalgia viewing is picking up, makers thought to re-release their film and this may prove to be the best decision that they’ve ever made.

Tumbbad Has Sold An Excellent 6000 Tickets In Top National Chains For Opening Day, 2 Days Before Release

The makers of Tumbbad have gone all out with the re-release of their film on the 13th of September and the results are showing as the movie has already sold 6000 tickets in top national chains like PVRInox and Cinepolis for the opening day, 2 days before release. Of the 6000 tickets sold in top chains, PVRInox have contributed more than 4000 tickets and Cinepolis has contributed just under 2000 tickets. While the exact showcasing of the movie is not known yet, it seems like it will secure a good number of screens for itself considering the ticketing pressure that is already visible.

With 2 days to go, it looks like the Sohum Shah film will comfortably sell over 20000 tickets in top chains by the end of its advance. It is all set to become the highest collecting film on the first day of re-release. This may sound strange but Tumbbad is looking to more than quadruple its original opening day, on the first day of re-release. 

Tumbbad’s Advance Bookings Are Proving That Few Films Are Actually Ahead Of Time

Tumbbad with its advances is proving that few films are actually ahead of their time. It won’t at all be surprising if Tumbbad in its re-release crosses the collections that it posted in the original run, in the very first week of re-release. Tumbbad may well turn out to be a verdict challenging film. In the past, few movies that didn’t do well in their original run did exceedingly well in the re-run and that led to the changing of their verdicts and we are probably going to witness that again; Only that this is happening in the modern era when the movie is available to be watched for free on digital. Even Veer Zaara is re-releasing on 13th September but the release is not as extensive.

Watch Tumbbad’s Re-Release Trailer

Netflix has been home to the vision of several female filmmakers and storytellers and has offered them a safe space for narratives focused on women, by women. These movies not only entertain but also address critical issues like societal expectations, gender roles, and personal empowerment. Here are some of the most mind-blowing movies written for women by women, now streaming on Netflix.

7 Netflix movies written by women for women that are too good to miss

1. Thank You for Coming

Cast: Bhumi Pednekar, Shehnaaz Gill, Kusha Kapila
IMDb Rating: 4.1/10
Release Year: 2023
Genre: Comedy, Drama

Thank You for Coming is written by Radhika Anand and Prashasti Singh and centers around a woman’s journey toward self-discovery in her 30s, an age often fraught with societal expectations and personal dilemmas. What stands out in the film is the honest portrayal of female sexuality—a topic rarely explored sensitively in mainstream Indian cinema.