Salaar Box-Office: Prabhas' film witnesses massive drop on day two, collects Rs 55 crore after huge start

Prabhas, Prashanth Neel, Prithviraj Sukumaran’s Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire took a historic start at the box-office when it collected approx. Rs 95 crore on day one. According to Sacnilk, the film has seen a massive drop on day two as it has minted Rs 55 crore on Saturday. While the budget of  _Salaar_  is expected to be between Rs 300-400 crore, the majority of the chunk has been taken by the cast, especially the lead actor Prabhas. As per the News 18 report, the Baahubali star has taken Rs 100 crore as his remuneration. On the other hand, Jagapathi Babu and Prithviraj Sukumaran took Rs 4 crore each for portraying their characters. Lead actress Shruti Haasan charged Rs 8 crore for playing Aadhya while writer-director Prashanth Neel took Rs 50 crore as his fee. The film brings back Darling star Prabhas in his top-form element. The superstar has delivered a terrific performance in the character of Deva and has brought mega superstardom, larger-than-life screen presence, raw action, and unparalleled heroism to the front. Both Hombale Films and KGF fame filmmaker Prashanth Neel have left no stone unturned in bringing the world of the film to the big screens and their commitment to the film is evident on the screens. Talking about the Hindi version, positive word of mouth has come into the foray for Prashanth Neel and Prabhas’s film, and in Day 1, in Hindi belt the film has shown a massive 30% jump in the evening and the night shows in comparison with the morning shows which also promises a power packed box office run in the coming days. The film is roaring at the box office from North To East- South To West. The film has broken all the previous global box office records and created history by becoming the biggest opener for Indian Cinema. This is phenomenal. The action drama is carrying a high buzz at the ground level. From the fans and the critics to the ground-level audiences, everyone lauded the action drama by calling it the Epic Action Drama and the Biggest Film of Prabhas after Baahubali. The film directed by KGF director Prashanth Neel prioritized content and filmmaking and Salaar Part 1: CeaseFire is no less than an exception. The film excels in every department and offers the masses a grand cinematic experience.