Yesterday, 2nd of October 2013 the nation celebrated the birth anniversary of the "Father of our Nation", Mr. M.K. Gandhi. The patriotism flowed off in full speed with joyous celebrations and functions in regards to the memorial of Mahatma Gandhi.

As all went respectfully, there was one who created a lot of "Besharmi". No no we aren't talking about any nuisance that took place yesterday, we are saying about the " Besharam of Bollywood" that visited the audiences yesterday. Yes! ' Besharam ' starring the Kapoor trio, Ranbir Kapoor , Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh along with the newbie Pallavi Sharda . ' Besharam ' released on the occasion of "Gandhi Jayanti" was already a buzz into the masses. The gen next rising superstar Ranbir teaming up with his parents for the first time, superb promos, chirpy tracks and a unique rapport with director Abhinav Kashyap added all the required masala that was needed by this entertainer to be a mass entertainer.

However, the film was already hyped by releasing it in around 3600 screens nationwide, the first one to be launched in such a huge number after this year's massive hit ' Chennai Express '. After hitting a neck-to-neck competition with Shah Rukh Khan , Deepika Padukone starrer, there were flames expected for sure. And as expected it did happened when the ticket windows opened wide to serve the audiences.

As assumed, the film had an superb opening. With morning getting an average response, the afternoon soon marked the flood of audiences. Gathering a sum of around 60% of masses at dawn, it soon crawled ahead to pulled off approximately 90-95% viewers by the end of the day, as per the sources.

Whereas, the actual figure are still kept under wraps, the comic turmoil was reportedly calculated to cater the market of around 24 crores approximately by the end of the day, which is not at all a child's play . As the reviews are out with mixed opinions, the audiences are still assumed to mock the screens to see their favorite stars luring them up to the verge, especially making it a family (Kapoor) affair!