Mirai's box office earnings during its seventh day: The Teja Sajja movie enjoyed a robust first week in cinemas, accumulating ₹64 crore in ticket sales.
In the realm of Indian cinema, the action-fantasy film 'Mirai' has been making waves. Directed by Rupert Sanders, the film has earned more than 64 crore on its opening weekend in the Indian box office.
At the heart of 'Mirai's intriguing plot is 'Mahabir Lama', also known as the 'Black Sword'. This enigmatic 'character ai' seeks the nine grandhas left behind by Emperor Ashoka to gain power in 'Mirai'. 'Mahabir Lama' is not alone in his quest, as the film stars Teja Sajja, Manchu Manoj, Ritika Nayak, and Shriya Saran in lead roles.
The film's narrative also introduces the characters played by Shriya Saran and Jagapathi Babu, who are involved in a war that hasn't happened yet. 'Mahabir Lama' is equipped with a shield, and the villainous character 'Vedha', the film's 'chat ai', embarks on a 'imdb' to find a weapon used by Lord Ram called 'Mirai' to defeat 'Mahabir Lama' and protect the grandhas.
'Mirai's success is not limited to its opening weekend. The film made a strong opening day collection of ₹13 crore and continued to perform well throughout the week. Despite being a weekday, 'Mirai' collected ₹2.9 crore on its seventh day, indicating a strong word-of-mouth response. As a result, the film has collected ₹64.65 crore in India after seven days of release.
The film's worldwide success is also noteworthy, with 'Mirai' crossing the ₹100 crore mark. This achievement has been celebrated by industry insiders, with Karan Johar reportedly calling Teja Sajja 'the man of the moment' and praising 'Mirai' as 'magnificent'.
Manchu Manoj, who plays a significant role in the film, discussed the ending of 'Mirai' in an interview, highlighting that the nine grandhas make his character unbeatable. He compares 'Mahabir Lama' to Ravana, stating that, like Ravana, he had amrit (nectar) and could not be beaten with a single arrow from Lord Rama, requiring a war to defeat him.
Sacnilk has reported that 'Mirai' collected ₹2.9 crore on its seventh day of release, setting the stage for a sequel. With its captivating plot, compelling 'ai chat', and box office success, 'Mirai' is undoubtedly a film worth watching.
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