Vikrant Massey's The Sabarmati Report tanked as soon as it entered the second week, the film was able to earn only this much in 11 days.

Box Office News Desk – Director Dheeraj Sarna's film The Sabarmati Report is in discussion everywhere. Inspired by the 2002 Godhra train accident, the film stars Vikrant Massey, Raashi Khanna and Riddhi Dogra in lead roles. This is the second week of the film at the box office. In the first week it had crossed the figure of 11.5 crores. After the serious issues shown in the film, it was expected that it would reach new heights in terms of earnings, but it does not seem to be happening.

The Sabarmati Report takes a turn for the worse on Day 11
If we look at the report of Sacnilk.com, according to last week's track record, the film had earned quite well. Along with this, it was also made tax free in many states. After which it was being speculated that the film would be seen on more and more screens. But its magic seems to be fading in the second week of its release. The engines of 'Sabarmati Express' are seen running cold on the second Sunday and Monday.

Vikrant Massey's film is slowly slipping
The film, which was crawling slowly, has touched the earning figure of Rs 20.40 crore in 11 days of its release. At this pace, it is going to be very difficult for the makers to recover the budget. According to the report of Sakink, the film has collected only lakhs on the 11th and 12th day. Apart from this, Allu Arjun's most awaited film Pushpa 2 is also going to be released in theaters soon. In such a situation, it remains to be seen whether 'The Sabarmati Report' is able to maintain itself in the box office race or not.

What is the story of The Sabarmati Report?
The Sabarmati Report, produced by Ekta Kapoor's production house, was released in theaters on 15 November. It made its way among the audience amidst many controversies. The film also received positive response from critics. Its story is inspired by true events and tries to show the picture of Godhra, Gujarat in the year 2002. 22 years ago, 59 people lost their lives in a train accident in Godhra, Gujarat. The core of this film is what role the media played in this entire incident.