Ananya Panday who is a 24 years old(article written in 2022) actress, whose last film Liger didn’t get success at the box office. Ananya Panday’s father, Chunky Panday opened up about Liger’s failure at the box office. Chunky Panday also had a cameo in the film and American former professional boxer Mike Tyson plays an extended cameo in Liger.
Ananya Panday and Vijay Deverakonda considerably promoted their movie, Liger. However, it did not translate right into a successful and changed into additionally panned via way of means of critics. The movie wrapped up at simply around ₹20 crores. Now Ananya’s father and actor Chunky Panday have commented on the movie’s failure at the box office.
Liger changed into directed via way of means of Puri Jagannadh and marked Vijay’s Bollywood debut. It changed into additionally Ananya’s first bilingual movie. Vijay performed the position of an MMA fighter withinside the movie. It additionally starred Ramya Krishna, Ronit Roy, Makarand Deshpande and wrestler Mike Tyson.
Chunky Panday gave an interview to India Today where he mentioned, “It is with any film. An actor gives 100 percent to the film, you promote it, and if things go wrong, you feel devastated obviously. But you have to live with it and you move on. It is a tricky business and I think Ananya is aware of this.”
Chunky Panday also added, “There are almost 400 people working on it. As actors, you only see portions of it, you don’t know what is happening. So, we never know what the end result will be. You must take it the way it comes. You have to move on”
Last month, Vijay spoke about the film’s poor box office performance while receiving an award at SIIMA 2022. Vijay Deverakonda said, “We all have good days. We all have not-so-good days. We all have shi**y days. But irrespective of how we feel, we need to get up. I promise you…Maybe actually I didn’t want to be here taking this award but I came here. As I speak to you, I promise you I will get the job done for all of you. You will be entertained. A great cinema will be made. Thank you all. It’s such an honour to be here.”