Kareena Kapoor Khan marks 25 years in cinema with The Buckingham Murders, directed by Hansal Mehta. The film's box office performance has been underwh

Directed by Hansal Mehta, the whodunnit has Kareena Kapoor Khan in the central role. Though the actor is receiving a lot of praise for her incredible performance, the murder mystery is struggling to pull the audience at the theatres even after a week of its release.

The Kareena Kapoor-led ‘The Buckingham Murders’, which opened in theatres on Friday (September 13), is struggling at the domestic box office despite receiving favourable reviews. This, however, is along expected lines given its genre and lack of commercial elements. ‘The Buckingham Murders’ is a thriller, directed by Hansal Mehta.

The new Hindi film 'The Buckingham Murders', and the horror film 'Tumbbad' which is a re-release scored nearly same numbers at the box office over the weekend.

The film stars Kareena Kapoor, Ash Tandon, Ranveer Brar, and Keith Allen. Set in the UK, the film revolves around Sergeant Jasmeet 'Jass' Bhamra (Kareena) dealing with the loss of her young son Ekam (Mairaaj Kakkar). She is assigned a case of a missing boy, Ishpreet, roughly as old as Ekam.

Kareena Kapoor Khan’s The Buckingham Murders has arrived and is receiving tremendously good reviews from critics, the media, and the audience. Everyone is loving the film. Word of mouth is exceptionally strong,

Kareena Kapoor Khan discusses her new film, The Buckingham Murders, marking her 25th year in cinema with a unique Hindi-English narrative.

Kareena Kapoor Khan's latest film, The Buckingham Murders, has garnered both box office success and critical acclaim. As she celebrates 25 years in the industry, Kareena reflects on the film's impact and its challenges.

Hansal Mehta’s The Buckingham Murders is currently in theatres with underwhelming box office numbers. This Kareena Kapoor Khan starrer has so far only managed to earn Rs 6 crores in 4 days. The director recently spoke to DNA and revealed whether he gets involved in the discussions involving his film’s collections and his answer is every sensible