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Batwara 1947 Day 11: Sunny Deol film collectsRs 35 lakh, struggles to hit Rs 40cr

The cinematic battle of 1947 continues to disappoint at the box office, lying stagnant after its second Monday. In stark contrast, the much-anticipated Awarapan 2 is soaring past all expectations, raking in over one hundred thirty-six crore net in India. Meanwhile, Batwara 1947 s

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TOI ENTERTAINMENT DESK25 Aug 2026, 12:35 amUpdated 4h ago1 min readIndiaIndia
Batwara 1947 Day 11: Sunny Deol film collects Rs 35 lakh, struggles to hit Rs 40cr

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The cinematic battle of 1947 continues to disappoint at the box office, lying stagnant after its second Monday. In stark contrast, the much-anticipated Awarapan 2 is soaring past all expectations, raking in over one hundred thirty-six crore net in India. Meanwhile, Batwara 1947 struggles with its nearly forty crore net collections, resulting in a heavy financial setback due to its inflated budget.

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Source: Times of India · TOI ENTERTAINMENT DESK. Published 25 Aug 2026, 12:35 am.

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