'The Kashmir Files' to release in Israel after 'huge demand'; Consul Gen launches poster

Kashmir Files had started its journey at box office with 650 screens, and first day collections were Rs 3.55 crore. However, upon its release, Vivek Agnihotri directorial created such an impact at box office, that number of screens crossed 4000 and daily collections grew from strength to strength to become even touch Rs 26 crore on a single day. 

Ar highlight of its blockbuster run at ticket windows was its expansion to more langus, being released with subtitles in South Indian langus, as well as releasing in numerous countries worldwide.   

After film established a record-breaking run at Indian box office, movie is w set to release in Israel too. makers expressed ir delight over latest development and shared launch event of poster to be released in Israel, by Consul General Kobbi Shoshani.

Kashmir Files to release in Israel; Consul General launches poster

In a video shared by Vivek Agnihitroi, director was accompanied by Pallavi Joshi, his wife, one of actors and producers of film, as Consul General Kobbi Shoshani launched new poster at director's studio. 

Agnihotri wrote that release was prompted by 'huge demand.' 

filmmaker could be heard saying, "It's a moment of hour. Thank you for launching se posters of Kashmir Files."

"It's first time that a film of this size is releasing in Kashmir. So please wish us good luck. And I hope with India and Israel having  common goal of zero-tolerance to terrorism and to promote values of humanity, this film will go a long way in Israel." 

Shoshani replied, "I think it was one of most important films that I have seen, historically. It is going to be a successful film I am sure. It is important to fight against terrorism, deunce discrimination and hate between people; love is more important than anything else."

Kashmir Files overseas box office run

Kashmir Files has been termed as an 'all-time blockbuster', considering its moderate budget, after achieving collections of over Rs 250 crore. film released in USA, Canada, Australia, numerous countries in Europe, and had over 11,000 shows during peak of good reponse, in day 2. As a result, film was reported to have earned over Rs 40 crore from overseas territories.