Comedian Kapil Sharma starrer ‘Zwigato’ has finally released in theatres. In this film, Kapil played the role of a delivery boy who struggles to take up the responsibility of his family. His life keeps on battling between 5 star rating and encouragement. The film has got mixed response from the audience and critics. At the same time, bad news is coming about the film. Actually, ‘Zwigato’ has been leaked online just a few hours after its release and it is already available for free download on many sites.
‘Zwigato’ a victim of piracy
‘Zwigato’ was released in theaters on 17 March. According to media reports, the film became a victim of piracy on the very first day and it is available for free download on pirated sites like Movierulz, Telegram, Tamilrockers, 123movies. People can search it in 1080p, 720p, 480p, 360p, 240p and HD on Filmyzilla, Tamilrockers, Telegram and other sites.
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Online leak will affect the earnings of ‘Zwigato’
The online leaking of ‘Zwigato’ will now have a huge impact on its earnings. Similarly, the condition of the film has deteriorated at the box office on the very first day. Actually, Kapil Sharma’s film did not get audience on the opening day. Meanwhile, the initial figures of the film’s earnings have also come, which are very disappointing. According to Sacklin’s report, ‘Zwigato’ has done a business of only 50 lakhs on the first day. However, according to word of mouth, the film was expected to collect 1 crore.
‘Zwigato’ got competition from these films
Please tell that ‘Zwigato’ is getting tough competition from two films at the box office. Ranbir Kapoor and Shraddha Kapoor starrer ‘Tu Jhoothi Main Makkar’ is already frozen at the box office. This film is very close to joining the 100 crore club. At the same time, Rani Mukherjee’s film ‘Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway’ has also been released along with ‘Zvigato’. In such a situation, Kapil’s zigato has not been able to stand in front of these two films.
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