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Sikandar Box Office Blues: Shows Cancelled Due To No Audience

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Sikandar Box Office Blues Shows Cancelled Due To No Audience: Sikandar, the latest Bollywood film starring Salman Khan, is facing a tough time at the box office. Despite being one of the most anticipated films of the year, Sikandar has failed to attract audiences, leading to cancellation of shows in several theaters.

The film, which released last week, was expected to break box office records, given Salman Khan’s massive fan following. However, the film’s poor performance has left both the film’s makers and Salman Khan’s fans disappointed.

Salman Khan’s Latest Film Fails to Attract Viewers

According to reports, several shows of Sikandar have been cancelled in theaters across the country due to lack of audience. The film’s occupancy rate has been extremely low, with some theaters reporting as low as 10-20% occupancy.

The reasons behind Sikandar’s poor performance are being debated among film critics and analysts. Some attribute it to the film’s weak storyline and poor direction, while others believe that the film’s marketing strategy was not effective enough.

Salman Khan’s fans, who were eagerly waiting for the film’s release, are also disappointed with the film’s performance. “I was expecting so much from Sikandar, but the film failed to deliver,” said a disappointed fan.

The cancellation of shows due to lack of audience is a clear indication that Sikandar is not performing well at the box office. This raises concerns about the film’s overall business and whether it will be able to recover its production costs.

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