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#1MonthOfKabirSingh: Kiara Advani thanks the audience and the team of the film

While nowadays it is difficult for a film to have a successful run at the box even for a week, Shahid Kapoor and Kiara Advani starrer has successfully completed one month at the box office today. The film is still doing very well at the box office and has collected around Rs 265 crore. It is the highest-grossing film of the year to date.

As the movie completed one month today, Kiara took to Instagram to thank the audience and the whole team of the film. In her post she wrote, “#1MonthOfKabirSingh Every time I have tried to put down my feelings on Kabir Singh I don’t know where to begin, this attempt will not do justice either, to how truly grateful I am, to my team, and the audience for making our film what it has become today. A year ago I stepped into the shoes of Preeti, shy, demure, and basically the complete opposite of me. But I also saw her strength, conviction, her love and her passion and couldn’t help but feel for the love story that you all rooted for with me.. Kabir, aka @shahidkapoor my costar, confidant and friend through this journey who completed and made this story so real and believable. Already missing your craziness mama, couldn’t have been luckier to work together on this special film❤️ Sandeep Sir, the OG! His conviction to stay true to his story and make it so unapologetically, his passion for films, his craziness and honesty gave us the opportunity to play characters that were flawed, imperfect and so real that you can’t stop yourself from feeling for them.”


“Our amazing producers @ashwinvarde @muradkhetani @its_bhushankumar @@tseries.official for making this gem of a film! @santha_dop my incredible dop for capturing every moment of this love story so beautifully. To all our singers and musicians @sachettandonofficial @paramparathakurofficial @arijitsingh @armaanmalik @amaal_mallik @tulsikumar15 @sachdevaakhilnasha @vishalmishraofficial Thankyou for creating a soundtrack that became an anthem and the heartbeat of the film! To the entire cast and crew, every technician, our EP this film would not be the same without your efforts and hardwork! My personal team- @jubindesai @raveesh_dhanu @makeupbylekha @hairbyseema @a_little_sip_of_fashion @simrantalwar13 @aajani21 #santosh for having my back all along. But most importantly beyond Thankful to the audience for loving, accepting and rooting for this love story❤”

Kabir Singh is the biggest hit of Kiara’s career. With this film, the actress is now surely a part of a big league.

Talking about her upcoming films, Kiara will next be seen in Good News which is slated to release in December this year. She also has movies like Laxmmi Bomb, Shershaah and Indoo Ki Jawani.

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