O Romeo collected around 7.50 crore nett on its first day which is a fair collection for its content which does look on the darker side but not for the costs associated with the film. There was a term used here years back of a Euro directors and you would have expected them to fizzle out from making motion pictures for theatrical by now but its not totally happened yet. Basically the film is on the expensive side and it becomes about the growth and more than that where it goes from Monday onward. Ideally the film needed to be around 9-10 crore nett on the first day.

The film has actually scored a little better in the mass pockets as the figures here are coming out higher than they should be for a film like this but this can be because there could be some of that usual fiddle which goes on nowadays with practically all releases but its best to sit on the fence after Dhurandhar and lets see how the growth plays out in these parts which will give a better idea. 

The growth should come out more than normal as its Valentines Day which should add to the Saturday trajectory.  Although it may not be that romantic film for Valentines Day it has been seen that it hardly matters and generally more people come to the cinemas on Valentines Day. The film is dependent on the Saturday growth and then what happens on Monday. The first day number is not good but its just about good enough for the film to be in the race and now its on the merit of the film.

The other release Tu Yaa Main is a dull fare as it collects around 50 lakhs nett and this film even had some promotion to push it but the public has kept away. The trailer is weird to put it midly and when its like this it means appeal for a very small minority. This film is in the romantic zone so Valentines Day can help a little more but where can you go with a 50 lakh start and limited urban appeal.