Jesse Eisenberg’s high-octane magical heist thriller Now You See Me: Now You Don’t has kicked off its theatrical journey with a promising begin, outperforming Glen Powell’s dystopian motion drama The Operating Man each in India and america. The third installment within the globally profitable Now You See Me franchise, Eisenberg’s newest outing has generated buzz amongst followers who’ve waited practically a decade because the earlier movie launched in 2016. As anticipation translated into footfall, the movie amassed Rs 60 lakh on its opening day in India, comfortably surpassing the Rs 25 lakh assortment of The Operating Man. Commerce observers observe that the Now You See Me model nonetheless enjoys robust recall amongst city Indian audiences. The franchise, identified for its slick magic-based heists and ensemble forged of Morgan Freeman- Jesse Eisenberg-Woody Harrelson-Isla Fisher-Dave Franco , has constructed a loyal viewers because the launch of the primary movie in 2013. In the meantime, The Operating Man, regardless of robust pre-release chatter, supported by Tom Cruise and Glen Powell’s rising star energy, struggled to attract Indian moviegoers in the identical numbers.The situation was comparable in america, the place each movies held paid preview exhibits forward of their official launch. As per Deadline Now You See Me: Now You Don’t pulled in a strong USD 2.1 million, edging out The Operating Man, which collected USD 1.9 million. Each movies are anticipated to herald USD 20 million over the weekend which is a major drop from the anticipated USD 40 million final week. Apparently, each motion pictures carry hefty worth tags: USD 90 million for Now You See Me: Now You Don’t and an much more sizable USD 110 million for The Operating Man. The latter is tailored from Stephen King’s iconic novel The Operating Man, beforehand made right into a cult-favorite 1987 movie starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. It could be fascinating to see how each the movies fare in India and in america of America.