John Abraham On Batla House Clashing With Akshay Kumar’s Mission Mangal, “Make Some Noise For The Desi Boys”

This is what John Abraham has to say about his Batla House clashing with Akshay Kumar starrer Mission Mangal at the box-office on August 15

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John Abraham On Batla House Clashing With Akshay Kumar’s Mission Mangal, “Make Some Noise For The Desi Boys”

This afternoon, the makers of John Abraham and Mrunal Thakur starrer Batla House dropped the first official trailer of the film online, which is slated to hit the screens on August 15. The film will clash with Akshay Kumar starrer Mission Mangal and Shraddha Kapoor-Prabhas starrer Saaho at the box-office.

John Abraham's Batla House clashes with Akshay Kumar's Mission Mangal on Independence Day 2019, setting up a box-office tussle between the two stars who have particularly cashed in on the patriotism genre in Bollywood. John says that he does not feel any pressure and his friendship with Akshay won't be affected by the business of their films.

Notably, last year on August 15, John's Satyameva Jayate clashed with Akshay's Gold. At the trailer launch, when John was asked about if clashing with Mission Mangal for the second Independence Day weekend in a row would affect their equation, personally or professionally, John laughed and said, “Make some noise for the desi boys! What else can I say?”

He further added, “Akshay and I are dear friends. In fact, day before yesterday we messaged each other, and there is absolutely no problem. We are just releasing two films on the same day. There is a lot of space and audience is getting to choose from the best. I can say that film is really good.”

John was present at the event with co-actors Mrunal Thakur and Nora Fatehi, besides director Nikkhil Advani and producer Bhushan Kumar amongst others. Asked if it had become mandatory to release films on holidays to ensure big box office numbers, he said, "I do not think so. Content is the hit formula of a film. If the content is good, the film will be successful. If it is bad, the film will not run. I can wear a uniform in a bad film but it will not run."

Producer Bhushan Kumar felt, "In India, altogether we are 5,500 screens, approximately. obviously, we will try for the best. We are planning for around 2,500 screens." 

The actor, however, contended a holiday weekend was always an advantage. "A holiday always gives a bigger opening, it is the simple math. I believe that it is important to release a film on a good day. Our film is very specific to Independence Day and it is a great day for us," he pointed out.

 
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