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By Grace Cyril: Ek Villain Returns has finally seen a drop in its box office collection. Mohit Suri’s film starring John Abraham, Disha Patani, Arjun Kapoor and Tara Sutaria, collected Rs 23.54 crore in its opening weekend. On Day 4, August 1, Ek Villain Returns collected in the range of Rs 2.75 to 2.85 crore. With this, the four-day total of the film stands in the vicinity of Rs 26.50 crore. The film has come down by nearly 55 percent on Monday as compared to the opening day. EK VILLAIN RETURNS BOX OFFICE COLLECTION Ek Villain Returns made around Rs 2.75 to 2.85 crore on its fourth day, which is way below what it had to be. Hence, the total collection would now stand at approx Rs 26.50 crore reportedly. The first week of the film is heading towards Rs 31 crore and then, it will be a slow crawl to Rs 40 crore, trade reports suggest. ABOUT EK VILLAIN RETURNS Ek Villain Returns is the sequel to the 2014 hit film, Ek Villain, which starred Sidharth Malhotra, Shraddha Kapoor and Riteish Deshmukh. While the first film of the franchise was about a conflict between a hero and a villain, Ek Villain Returns follows the story of two villains, with John Abraham and Arjun Kapoor essaying negative roles.

Eight years after the original comes the sequel, The two men clash, what else, in this spot-the-serial-killer game. They also have scenes with their love-interests, whenever the script can be bothered to find them: both Patani and Sutaria are given chances to speak but only when their men have caused some mayhem, and they scurry to pick up the pieces, showing off their svelte lines more than their dialogues. Also Read | There’s an attempt at actual characterisation. Gautam is given life-lessons by his millionaire father: only when you support someone, you will grow. Ditto Bhairav, who the dictum this movie wants to push– one-sided love can be enough. But whatever happened to strong plots and story-telling? An able actor like JD Chakrvarthy, part of the crime team trying to crack the case, is made to flounder: the cops, as ever, are late to the party, which involves a zoo-keeper and buckets of human flesh. Mohit Suri’s editions of his dark, pulpy universe, buoyed by Sufi ditties, used to be able to keep us with them, but even by the law of diminishing returns, ‘Ek Villain Returns’ has sunk to a low low.

Mohit Suri shared four posters with John Abraham, Arjun Kapoor, Tara Sutaria and Disha Patani holding the yellow mask that was featured in the earlier posters. Sharing the photos, the director wrote, “In the world of Villains, Heroes don't exist! And #EkVillain is back after 8 years. Beware #EkVillainReturns on 29th July 2022”. The poster also comes with the tagline, “Heroes Don’t Exist.” The post also confirms that the movie will hit theatres around the country on July 29. The movie initially had a release date of July 8, but it was eventually pushed back. The movie’s producer Ekta Kapoor had earlier said in a statement that the sequel will have more action, suspense and drama than the original.

John and Disha come together in Ek Villain Returns In one of the movie posters unveiled by the makers, we see a shirtless John posing with Disha. The Malang actress wore a black sports bra and denim shorts. Her look is edgy and her pairing with John looks promising. Both John and Disha set fitness goals in their lives off the camera and now fans are excited to see them set the screens on fire in Ek Villain returns. Read: Sharing her look from the film, Disha wrote on Twitter, "Hero aur heroine ki stories toh bohot hain, ab baari hai Villain ki kahani jaan ne ki! #EkVillainReturns, trailer out tomorrow. In cinemas this Villaintines Day - 29th July 2022 (sic)." Arjun sports a tattooed look Another Ek Villain Returns movie poster features Arjun with Tara. Arjun sported tattooed arms and wore a half-sleeved T-shirt as he posed with Tara on the motorbike. If the first poster is any indication, their chemistry will be intense in the movie. Both Disha-John and Arjun-Tara are new pairs in Bollywood and the anticipation is high for the movie. Read: All you need to know about Ek Villain Returns Eight years after Ek Villain, Mohit Suri directed the sequel Ek Villain Returns. The much-anticipated movie went on floors last year and finished shooting three months ago. The unit shot extensively in Goa, where Mohit shot his last movie Malang with Disha and Aditya Roy Kapur. Producer Ekta Kapoor said "Ek Villain" is Balaji's most "special flagship franchise".

This is the first time As Mohit and his team continue their Mumbai schedule we got our hands on more pictures of John Abraham and Disha Patani from the sets and they are simply unmissable. The pictures surely up the excitement among the fans who are eagerly waiting to see the pair on the big screen for the first time. The action-thriller’s first installment followed (Sidharth Malhotra) Guru, a gangster whose life changes after he falls in love with (Shraddha Kapoor) Aisha and decides to mend his ways. When Aisha is murdered by a serial killer (Riteish Deshmukh), Guru begins to search for the murderer to seek revenge. The film enjoyed both critical acclaim and commercial success. If all goes according to plans, 'Ek Villain Returns' will release on February 11, 2022.

By Grace Cyril: Ek Villain Returns, the sequel to Mohit Suri's 2014 film, has got a new release date now. It is scheduled to hit the theatres on July 29, 2022. The film was earlier supposed to release on July 8. The director took to social media last night to announce the news. John Abraham, Arjun Kapoor, Tara Sutaria and Disha Patani will be seen playing the leads. Ek Villain Returns will feature John and Arjun as villains, not heroes. EK VILLAIN RETURNS GETS NEW RELEASE DATE Check it out: It will be interesting to note that Ek Villain Returns will now clash at the box office with Sidharth Malhotra and Rakul Preet Singh-starrer Thank God. ALL ABOUT EK VILLAIN RETURNS Ek Villain Returns is sequel to the 2014 hit film, Ek Villain, which starred Sidharth Malhotra, Shraddha Kapoor and Riteish Deshmukh. While the first film of the franchise was about a conflict between hero and a villain, Ek Villain Returns will follow a story of two villains, with John Abraham and Arjun Kapoor essaying negative roles.

After much anticipation and a long wait of 8 years, the makers of Ek Villain Returns have finally dropped its trailer. Featuring Arjun Kapor, Tara Sutaria, John Abraham and The two-minute-forty-two-second trailer goes on to show a love story between Disha and John and we also see Tara and Arjun’s booming relationship. However, things turn upside down when Arjun finds out about John killing the girls making them clash. We also see a heartbroken Arjun as he gets ditched by Tara. It will be exciting to be seen who wins the fight as there are blurred lines between who is a messiah for one-sided lovers and who is the real villain. The makers released some new posters of Ek Villain Returns yesterday and raised excitement among all. These new posters depict the sizzling chemistry that the movie will present between Arjun Kapoor - Tara Sutaria and John Abraham - Disha Patani. In one of the posters, a shirtless John can be seen holding Disha from behind as she poses in a bikini. In another, Arjun and Tara can be seen sitting on a bike. Along with the posters, it has also been revealed that the trailer of Ek Villain Returns will be released tomorrow i.e on June 30. Adipurush Fans Beat Up Man For Negative Review; Kiara Advani To Star In War 2? Arjun Kapoor too shared his thoughts adding, “Action is my absolute favourite genre! The script of Ek Villain Returns has easily been one of the most powerful and gripping action thrillers that I have come across and Mohit Suri has brought it a...

The trailer of the much-awaited Ek Villain Returns is out now. The movie stars John Abraham, Disha Patani, Arjun Kapoor, and Tara Sutaria in the lead roles. It is directed by Mohit Suri and produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Shobha Kapoor and Ektaa R Kapoor. It is scheduled to release on the 29th of July this year. The trailer begins with a recap of the first film Ek Villain that starred Sidharth Malhotra, Riteish Deshmukh and Shraddha Kapoor. We are then slowly introduced to the characters of the sequel, and it is revealed that a killer is on the loose. The killer targets women who refuse to reciprocate their stalker's love. We gradually find out that John Abraham and Arjun Kapoor are in a face off. Tara Sutaria and Disha Patani, the female leads also play strong villainous roles. Talking to the press about his upcoming release, Mohit Suri said, “Ek Villain was my passion project and a labour of love. The kind of love that I still receive for Ek Villain overwhelms me. I am sure with Ek Villain Returns, the love is only going to grow bigger. And while I cannot reveal much about the film, I can assure that it is going to be a thrilling rollercoaster ride.” This movie marks the first time that John Abraham and Mohit Suri are collaborating. On the other hand, Arjun Kapoor has previously worked with the director in Half Girlfriend. Meanwhile, Disha Patani has starred in his last directorial Malang. Welcome Back to Filmfare Before you go... We tailor your experience and ...

Ek Villain sadly returns for no good reason. The story is supposed to have a villain, a hero and a damsel in distress. Actually, make that two. But it’s just a confused, messy rehash of psychopath killer movies that takes itself so seriously that it becomes unintentionally funny, almost hilarious and does no one any favours. Mohit Suri’s Ek Villain came out in 2014 and gave us a dark, menacing side to Riteish Deshmukh. The sequel is being touted as its spiritual predecessor, but frankly it can well be said to be a soulless standalone film that keeps making up what it thinks is a plot as it goes along in the most uninspiring fashion. The film keeps us destabilised at all times. It opens with a gory scene, where a house party turns into a site of murder. This is effective and encourages us to expect more, only to land with a big thud. We meet Gautam, a rich brat who famously announces “ Marna chalega haarna nahi”. He acts like a total jerk, smiles to himself and loughs out loud in a maniac fashion. It's a character that is desperate to call itself a villain. Gautam is easy to hate, and Arjun Kapoor barely has a chance to redeem himself given how badly his character is written. A “twisted in the head“ character can give us a delicious premise if explored well, but in this Suri-verse credulity is stretched to a snapping point. Gautam meets Aarvi (Tara Sutaria), young and ambitious singer desperate to make it to the top and in breakneck speed. Even before we acknowledge her qui...

Ek Villain sadly returns for no good reason. The story is supposed to have a villain, a hero and a damsel in distress. Actually, make that two. But it’s just a confused, messy rehash of psychopath killer movies that takes itself so seriously that it becomes unintentionally funny, almost hilarious and does no one any favours. Mohit Suri’s Ek Villain came out in 2014 and gave us a dark, menacing side to Riteish Deshmukh. The sequel is being touted as its spiritual predecessor, but frankly it can well be said to be a soulless standalone film that keeps making up what it thinks is a plot as it goes along in the most uninspiring fashion. The film keeps us destabilised at all times. It opens with a gory scene, where a house party turns into a site of murder. This is effective and encourages us to expect more, only to land with a big thud. We meet Gautam, a rich brat who famously announces “ Marna chalega haarna nahi”. He acts like a total jerk, smiles to himself and loughs out loud in a maniac fashion. It's a character that is desperate to call itself a villain. Gautam is easy to hate, and Arjun Kapoor barely has a chance to redeem himself given how badly his character is written. A “twisted in the head“ character can give us a delicious premise if explored well, but in this Suri-verse credulity is stretched to a snapping point. Gautam meets Aarvi (Tara Sutaria), young and ambitious singer desperate to make it to the top and in breakneck speed. Even before we acknowledge her qui...