Sanjay Kapoor talks about working with Sriram Raghavan in the movie ‘Merry Christmas.’ He praises the director as an amazing collaborator with a brilliant mind. Kapoor is excited about the film, which was initially set for 2023 but got postponed to 2024.
Despite high expectations, the movie ‘Merry Christmas,’ starring Katrina Kaif and Vijay Sethupathi, didn’t perform as expected at the box office. Released on January 12, it earned Rs 2.55 crore from its Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu versions. The film saw a slight increase in numbers on Saturday, with around Rs 3.50 crore in earnings, bringing the total collection to Rs 6.05 crore. The Hindi shows had an overall occupancy of 18.15 percent on Saturday, January 13, 2024.
Directed by Sriram Raghavan, ‘Merry Christmas’ is a thrilling saga. Katrina Kaif shared her experience, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to work with Sriram Raghavan. She describes him as a phenomenal director with an incredible mind, creating a unique world on his set. The film, shot in two languages, was an intense experience, and the team is eagerly awaiting its release. Originally set for 2023, ‘Merry Christmas’ was rescheduled to 2024.
Vijay Sethupathi stars as Albert, returning home after seven years and ending up at the same restaurant as the stunning Katrina Kaif, who is there with her daughter. Will this ‘Christmas’ be ‘Merry’ for him? When you see ‘Makkal Selvan’ dancing with Katrina, you know Sriram Raghavan has nailed it!
Now, what can a thriller teach us about money?
Lesson 1: The Yadhoom Moment
Tinnu Anand, playing a good Samaritan, gives Albert a bottle of homemade wine named Yadhoom. He explains that Yadhoom is that moment when you realize your purpose after a lifetime of work and responsibilities. It’s like an epiphany. So, don’t wait for retirement; pursue your passion alongside your day job and set aside money for it. Maybe retirement is all about your own Yadhoom moment!
Lesson 2: Katrina’s Two-Year Plan
Maria shares her two-year plan to make Christmas merry. Albert is impressed by her dedication. As an investor, plan your finances meticulously like Maria, but always have a plan B. Life can throw surprises, and you don’t want to be caught unprepared. Be ready for the unexpected twists on your financial journey.
