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How’s The Hype (Audience) Of Malang?: Aditya Roy Kapur-Disha Patani Are Set To Take You On A Musical ‘Trip’

Last week’s release Jawaani Jaaneman starring Saif Ali Khan-Alaya F-Tabu is clearly underperforming at the ticket windows, which has created enough space for this week’s anticipated Malang. The film features a fresh pairing of Aditya Roy Kapur-Disha Patani and it’s more in the news due to Mohit Suri’s dark, edgy treatment. In Koimoi’s ‘How’s The Hype?’ section, the film has garnered votes over 4,200.
Let’s take a look at how Malang fared in our ‘How’s The Hype?’ section:
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