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Abhishek Pathak is an Indian film Producer/Director, who has worked predominantly in Bollywood.
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Ajay Devgn's third‑installment has logged Rs 7.16 crore in pre‑sales within 24 hours, fueling expectations of a Rs 40‑crore opening on Oct 2.
The third instalment of the Drishyam franchise logged a 1.19‑crore gross on its first day, selling 26,300 tickets across roughly 4,200 shows, ahead of its October 2 release.
PVR INOX has rolled out a limited‑time deal: buy four tickets for Drishyam The Conclusion and receive a complimentary plate of pav bhaji, echoing the franchise’s long‑standing food gag.
The third chapter of the Drishyam franchise logged 5,000 advance tickets by midnight, signalling strong demand ahead of its holiday weekend debut and hinting at a possible Rs 50‑60 crore opening.
Abhishek Pathak, co‑writer and producer of Drishyam The Conclusion, downplays expectations despite trade forecasts of a Rs 50 crore opening, and hints at a huge screen rollout for Ajay Devgn’s finale.
Advance booking for Drishyam: The Conclusion opens September 27, three days ahead of its October 2 theatrical release. The film, billed as the franchise's final chapter, reunites Ajay Devgn, Tabu and Shriya Saran with new entrant Jaideep Ahlawat.
Samvedna Suwalka reprises her Drishyam 2 role of Advocate Gayatri Mohan in Drishyam: The Conclusion, recalling a nerve-wracking courtroom shoot and director Abhishek Pathak letting her find the character herself.
Drishyam The Conclusion's director Abhishek Pathak has detailed how Akshaye Khanna's last-minute exit and Jaideep Ahlawat's late entry led to a complete script rewrite just days before shooting began.
Ahead of Drishyam: The Conclusion's October 2 release, Shriya Saran opens up about wrapping her final scenes as Nandini, calling the goodbye emotional after years with the franchise.
Drishyam The Conclusion director Abhishek Pathak tells Bollywood Hungama that Mohanlal called Ajay Devgn after the trailer dropped, why the film was retitled from Drishyam 3, and what's next for their Ajay Devgn horror project.
Abhishek Pathak, director of Drishyam The Conclusion, opened up at the film's trailer launch about marrying Shivaleeka Oberoi during the second instalment and becoming a father by the third, ahead of the October 2 release.
The trailer for Drishyam: The Conclusion crossed 100 million views in 24 hours and trended at number one on YouTube, as fans reacted to Ajay Devgn's new adversaries played by Jaideep Ahlawat and Prakash Raj.
Ahead of Drishyam: The Conclusion's October 2 release, director Abhishek Pathak tells Variety that this year's string of theatrical successes, from Border 2 to Mirzapur: The Movie, shows audiences still want to watch films on the big screen.
Jaideep Ahlawat has addressed comparisons to Akshaye Khanna ahead of Drishyam: The Conclusion, saying his new character carries no baggage from the previous film as the October 2 release nears.
The trailer for Drishyam: The Conclusion dropped in Goa on September 9, teasing Jaideep Ahlawat's new cop character and a vengeful Tabu, with trade analysts predicting a Rs 51 crore opening day when the film hits theatres October 2.
Ajay Devgn used the Goa launch of Drishyam The Conclusion's trailer to draw a hard line between his Hindi threequel and Mohanlal's Malayalam original, while admitting he wants Lal sir's blessing badly.
Jaideep Ahlawat clarified his Crime Branch officer in Drishyam The Conclusion isn't a replacement for Akshaye Khanna's character, as the cast unveiled the trailer in Goa ahead of the October 2 release.
Drishyam: The Conclusion, billed as the final chapter of Ajay Devgn's Vijay Salgaonkar saga, opens October 2. Director Abhishek Pathak says he wrote the climax first, then built the film backwards from there.
The trailer for Drishyam: The Conclusion is out, with Jaideep Ahlawat playing a Crime Branch officer hunting down Ajay Devgn's Vijay Salgaonkar. The film hits theatres October 2.
Abhishek Pathak and Sandeep Francis's short thriller Switch Off, set on the streets of Kochi, has been picked for the 32nd L'Étrange Festival in Paris after a run at BIFAN in South Korea.