Sharvari and Abhay Verma’s film Munjya performs exceptionally at the Indian box office in its first week, earning Rs 36 crores
Munjya had a fantastic first week at the Indian box office, raking in Rs 35.70 crores. The movie’s collections have been outstanding, especially considering the box office trend it is following. It is difficult to predict the lifetime total for Munjya based on its current performance.
Munjya Netts Rs 35.70 Crores In Its First Week In India; It Is Now A Certified Hit
Munjya opened with collections slightly over Rs 4 crores, a significant number for a movie without major star power. The film saw a 75 percent growth on Saturday and remained unaffected by the India vs Pakistan T20 World Cup match on Sunday. From Monday onwards, Munjya’s collections improved, surpassing the opening day numbers. The movie continued its strong performance on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, indicating that it is likely to maintain its momentum at the box office.
Munjya, Despite New Releases, Is Expected To Hold Its Ground At The Indian Box Office
In its second week, Munjya will have slightly fewer screens due to new releases like Inside Out 2 and Chandu Champion. However, being an established film, Munjya is not likely to struggle to attract audiences. Additionally, the trailer for Stree 2 will be attached to Munjya, further enticing moviegoers to watch it in theaters. Stree 2 is one of the most anticipated films of the year.
The Day Wise India Nett Collections Of Munjya Are As Under
| Day | India Nett Collections |
|---|---|
| Premieres | Rs 25 lakhs |
| 1 | Rs 4 crores |
| 2 | Rs 7.25 crores |
| 3 | Rs 8.25 crores |
| 4 | Rs 4 crores |
| 5 | Rs 4.15 crores |
| 6 | Rs 3.90 crores |
| 7 | Rs 3.90 crores |
| Total | Rs 35.70 crores in India in 7 days |
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About Munjya
In the year 1952, a boy is denied permission to marry Munni, a girl 7 years older than him. The boy’s head is shaved forcefully, and Munni is married off to someone else. That night, the boy performs dark magic under a peepal tree with his sister and dies in the process. He turns into a monster named Munjya, haunting his own family members in search of Munni.
In present day, Bittu (Abhay Verma) works in a salon with his mother (Mona Singh) and has recurring nightmares. He loves Bella (Sharvari Wagh) but struggles to express his feelings as she sees him only as a friend and is in a relationship with someone else. Bittu’s nightmares intensify during a visit to his ancestral village, where he encounters Munjya under the peepal tree.
Watch Munjya to find out if Bittu can help Munjya find his Munni.
Munjya In Theatres
Munjya is now showing in theaters near you. You can purchase tickets at the box office or through online ticketing platforms.
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