The opening numbers of GAME at the box office were so sad that not just its producers, but also its distributors must've got a rude shock friday morning (1st April 2011). Game opened at 3% to 5% to maximum 10% at the box office.
The film Game was made at a budget of around 27-28 crore and is heading to be the first big disaster of 2011 with average first day collections awful at around 10% and reports are not good leaving it with no chance at the box office.
The Box office collections of GAME are at par, or even lower, than Abhishek's last disaster KHELEIN HUM JEE JAAN SEY at many places. Game is a major washout at the box office. Game Box Office Report/Review.
The trailer for Abhinay Deo's new film Game starring Abhishek Bachchan and Kangana Ranaut looks pretty slick. Watch Video below.
Frantically flashing lights signal Istanbul, where Abhishek Bachchan is introduced to us as a druglord, talking about a Latin phrase but saying just a word, something Kangna Ranaut translates. More lights, and we're in Bangkok, with Boman Irani as a politician.
Next is London, with Shahana Goswami as a journalist, the actress nicely sporting a hipster-grunge new look while getting her police mugshot taken.
Then comes Mumbai, where Jimmy Shergill is a movie star, getting shot on a set.
Scarlet dice roll. 'Four strangers,' says the text as we see Anupam Kher and Gauhar Khan waiting. 'Invited to an island...For one reason.' And this is when we cut to a scorching hot, sensational Sarah Jane Dias, here called Maya. Clearly she can carry off red lipstick real good. As a club song kicks in, there is a montage of her and Abhishek getting it on...
And then a crash. 'That was my daughter', Kher says as the four strangers sit around, damned. 'I've been collecting evidence. All four of you are finished.'
And then we see Kangna, an intelligence officer, keeping tabs on all four. Motives are thrown up -- Power, Fame, Truth, Love amid a crisp, well-cut montage of chases, gunfights, standoffs. "It's not over," Kangna wryly smiles.
A pawn falls into a pool of blood, the letters Game emerge before an hourglass shatters, telling us we'll see this gang in March 2011.
Looking good, Mr Deo. Decidedly one of the better trailers in recent times, even though it does give away more than an inkling of the story. Or does it?
Either way, it looks intriguing. Bachchan looks more fun than he has in ages, Goswami and Gauhar are always fun to watch, and if Sarah Jane Dias can act as good as she can stun, whoa.
The opening numbers of GAME at the box office were so sad that not just its producers, but also its distributors must've got a rude shock friday morning (1st April 2011). Game opened at 3% to 5% to maximum 10% at the box office. 
