Aamir Khan’s Laal Singh Chaddha was expected to open with a bang but unfortunately, the film failed at the box office, also causing Netflix to pull out from buying its digital rights. The film garnered only Rs 37.95 crore over the weekend, with the streaming giant also turned down the offer of accepting the digital rights of the film. Aamir started the negotiations with INR 150 Cr since he had blind faith in the film, but as the film started to fail at the box office, he reduced the numbers. A source from Bollywood Hungama reported, “Netflix tried their best to get Aamir to relent and lower the cost and time period between the theatrical and OTT release.” “They were ready to offer a figure of around 80 to 90 crores. But the actor remained staunch on the price and the timeline since he was also looking to release the film in China. Netflix finally offered a deal at INR 50 crores.” However, Netflix backed out as soon as the film started failing. The other OTT platforms are also no longer interested in buying the rights, hence Aamir will be releasing the film on Voot as a formality.