This movie is making Indians proud as it is based on the event which is one of the most impressive achievements of India. Taran Adarsh, who is a biz analyst and Movie critic said on twitter that movie loss some business on its opening due to IPL’s (Indian Premier League) final match. But in spite of this movie crosses the Rs 20 cr mark, In first three days, Parmanu earned Rs 20.78 cr as it earns Rs. 4.82 cr on its opening and another Rs 15.96 cr on weekends.

Taran Adarsh Tweeted, “#Parmanu crosses ₹ 20 cr mark… RESPECTABLE TOTAL… Limited promotion/awareness + #IPL semi-finals [Fri] and #IPL finals [Sun] hit biz hard… Weekdays crucial… Fri 4.82 cr, Sat 7.64 cr, Sun 8.32 cr. Total: ₹ 20.78 cr [1935 screens]. India biz,”
Parmanu is based on an event held in May 1998 in which Indian government did underground nuclear tests in Pokhran, Rajasthan that makes India the world’s sixth nuclear power. Rachit Gupta of TOI wrote a positive review and called it “An entertaining recreation of India’s race to become a nuclear power.”

 

Parmanu is also very important to John Abraham because along with the lead role in a movie he is also producing it and he works too hard for his every film. John Abraham also said in one of his interviews that the only reason he did this movie is to tell a story of a very most important event of our past which most of the people don’t know. Fans are praising this film so much and it is recommended to everyone this week.
As a movie is based on a Fictionalised version of real events of underground nuclear tests, some critics tweeted about the lacking of some details and authenticity of the storyline, but most of the reviews are positive ones. If you also don’t know about this great event which makes India recognizable as a nuclear power, then you must watch this movie.

 

Nikhil Advani, a film producer also tweeted positive review about a movie called it a story of India and its proudest achievements. According to positive reviews and past earnings, Parmanu should work well on box office in its first week.