The much-anticipated sports drama “Maidaan,” starring Ajay Devgn, has made a promising start at the Indian box office, amassing over ₹6 crore on its opening day. Directed by Amit Ravindernath Sharma, the film delves into the inspiring journey of Syed Abdul Rahim’s contribution to Indian football.
On Thursday, “Maidaan” showcased strong performance metrics, securing positive feedback from audiences and critics alike. According to reports from Sacnilk.com, the film garnered ₹3.55 crore nett across all languages on its first day, adding to the ₹2.6 crore it earned during its limited release on Wednesday.
The Hindustan Times review of “Maidaan” lauded Ajay Devgn’s portrayal of the resolute coach, Syed Abdul Rahim. The review highlighted Ajay’s captivating performance, noting his ability to infuse the character with depth and authenticity, making him the heart and soul of the film.
“Maidaan” narrates the remarkable story of Syed Abdul Rahim’s relentless efforts to uplift Indian football, featuring Ajay Devgn in the lead role alongside Priyamani, Gajraj Rao, and Rudranil Ghosh. The film’s musical score by AR Rahman adds an emotive layer to the narrative, enhancing its impact on the audience.
The trailer of “Maidaan” resonated with themes of perseverance and national pride, showcasing Ajay Devgn’s character’s journey in building a formidable football team against all odds. The film’s release on April 11 has generated excitement among fans, who eagerly awaited the cinematic portrayal of Syed Abdul Rahim’s legacy.
Renowned lyricist Javed Akhtar praised “Maidaan,” emphasizing its significance in highlighting lesser-known national achievements. He commended Ajay Devgn for delivering a stellar performance and encouraged audiences to witness the inspiring true story depicted in the film.
As “Maidaan” continues its theatrical run, its impactful storytelling and Ajay Devgn’s compelling performance are expected to resonate strongly with audiences, making it a must-watch for football enthusiasts and cinema lovers alike.
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