Mirzapur The Movie Box Office Surpasses Rs 139 Crore in India Net Collections The crime drama "Mirzapur The Movie," starring Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, and Ravi Kishan, continues to dominate the Indian box office with its opening-week performance. As of Day 7, the film has recorded an India net collection of Rs 139.08 crore, with the final day's earnings still pending. The movie’s total India gross stands at Rs 165.87 crore, while its worldwide gross has reached Rs 193.48 crore after six days of release. The film is on track to surpass the Rs 150 crore India net milestone, which would mark a significant achievement for the project. The film’s opening weekend was strong, with Day 1 collections totaling Rs 25.75 crore. This was followed by a sharp increase on Day 2, which saw earnings of Rs 32 crore. The highest-grossing day so far was Day 3, contributing Rs 36 crore. However, the momentum slowed slightly on Day 4, with collections dropping to Rs 16 crore, and further declined to Rs 15.60 crore on Day 5. Day 6 added Rs 12.55 crore, bringing the six-day India net total to Rs 137.90 crore. On the international front, the film began with a Rs 4.25 crore gross on Day 1, followed by a Rs 6 crore collection on Day 2. Day 3 saw a rise to Rs 7 crore, while the following days saw fluctuations, with Day 4 contributing Rs 2.50 crore, Day 5 adding Rs 3.50 crore, and Day 6 ending with Rs 2 crore. This brought the six-day overseas gross to Rs 29 crore. Combining domestic and international earnings, the film’s worldwide gross has reached Rs 193.48 crore. As of Day 7, the film is currently running across 3,452 shows, with live tracking indicating an India net collection of Rs 1.18 crore so far. This brings the total India net to Rs 139.08 crore. The final Day 7 figures are expected to be updated as the day progresses.#ravi_kishan #haiwaan #pankaj_tripathi #mirzapur_the_movie #ali_fazal
"Mirzapur: The Movie" Sparks Mixed Reactions on Social Media The film "Mirzapur: The Movie" has officially hit theaters, sparking a wave of early reviews and discussions on platforms like X (formerly Twitter). Fans have praised its action sequences, dialogues, and the performances of its lead cast, while some viewers have pointed out flaws in the narrative and pacing. The movie, which adapts elements from the popular web series, has divided audiences, with critics highlighting both its strengths and shortcomings. The film’s release has been met with enthusiasm, particularly for its return to the big screen after the success of the web series. Viewers have lauded the action-packed scenes, the sharp writing, and the chemistry between the actors. Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Divyendu Sharma, Jitendra Kumar, and Ravi Kishan are among the main cast members, with Divyendu Sharma’s return as "Munna Bhaiya" and Ravi Kishan’s portrayal of "Babu Yadav" drawing significant attention. Many fans have praised the film for its ability to capture the essence of the original series while delivering a cinematic experience. However, not all reactions have been positive. Some viewers have criticized the film for being slow-paced and repetitive, with one user calling it a "noisy and repetitive adaptation." Others have pointed out that the tension between key characters like "Kaliya Bhaiya" and "Guddu Pandit" feels absent, despite the film’s focus on the conflict over the Mirzapur throne. A few have also questioned the decision to jump-cut between the web series’ seasons 6 and 7, arguing that it disrupts the narrative flow. The film’s plot centers on the ongoing power struggle in Mirzapur, bringing together characters whose paths had diverged in the web series.#ravi_kishan #pankaj_tripathi #mirzapur_the_movie #ali_fazal #divyendu_sharma
Mirzapur The Movie First Review: A Peak Mass Entertainer The much-anticipated adaptation of the popular web series Mirzapur has finally hit theaters, and the initial reviews are already generating significant buzz. Critics and fans alike are praising the film for its bold cinematic approach, which expands the original series’ iconic style into a larger-than-life experience. The film, starring Ali Fazal, Pankaj Tripathi, Divyenndu, Shveta Tripathi, Abhishek Banerjee, Ravi Kishan, and Shriya Pilgaonkar, has been hailed as a triumphant transition from screen to big cinema. Taran Adarsh, a prominent Bollywood critic, has given the film a 4-star rating and labeled it a “winner,” calling it a “peak mass entertainer.” He highlights how the movie retains the raw, gritty essence of the original series while elevating it with grandeur, heightened action, and a cinematic treatment. Adarsh notes that the film feels like a complete story rather than a stretched episode of the series, with a balance of drama, humor, and emotion that keeps audiences engaged. The film’s writing and dialogues have also received praise for their authenticity. Adarsh points out that the confrontational scenes between characters like Guddu Pandit and Munnawar Tripathi are intense and packed with tension, while the dialogue exchanges capture the same bold attitude that defined the series. Several lines from the film are expected to become popular among fans, who may quote them in conversations. However, Adarsh acknowledges a minor flaw: the second half of the film feels slightly slower and longer than necessary. He suggests that some scenes could have been trimmed to tighten the narrative. Despite this, the pre-climax and climax sequences revitalize the film’s energy, delivering a powerful payoff.#tarun_adarsh #jaisalmer #mirzapur_the_movie #ali_fazal #pankaj_tripathi
