'Mardaani 3' box office collections day 8: Rani Mukerji film passes 28 crore mark
'Mardaani 3' kept moving at a steady pace on its eighth day at the box office. The film earned around Rs 1.75 crore India net on Friday.
With this, the total now stands at about Rs 28.05 crore as reported by the Sacnilk website. The movie had already made Rs 26.30 crore in its first week, so the second week has begun on a slower but stable note. The first week showed a good hold, and the drop on Day 8 is normal for a weekday. The film is still pulling people, but the numbers are not very high now.
Audience turnout through the day
The Hindi occupancy on Friday was 11.63% overall, which means some shows were calm while some picked up. In the morning shows, the occupancy was at 6.58% because people usually step out later in the day. Afternoon shows climbed a little to 10.77%. The evening shows touched 11.58% as more people went to the theaters. The night shows saw the best response at 17.60%.
Story and review response
The film is directed by Abhiraj Minawala, and it stars Rani Mukerji, Janki Bodiwala, and Mallika Prasad. People who enjoy strong characters and crime stories are connecting with it.
Our ETimes review for the film says, "The first half is engaging and moves at a brisk pace as Shivani goes after the abductors, who double-cross Amma, and then to the latter." The review also says the pace slows down later and the story goes into a familiar space. It adds, "While there are some clichés and predictable plot twists in the first half as well, they become more pronounced later on." The review also points out that dialogues about the Goddess being born to end problems for girls and women add to the tropes. It says the police work is strong in the first half, but the final reveal feels too easy. It says, "The writing is not consistently sharp, but the film maintains the Mardaani legacy in its action, production values, performance, and tone, which helps hold the audience's attention."
Many viewers feel the film works mainly because of Rani Mukerji’s strong performance. People like her character Shivani, who fights for truth with full force. The movie has good action scenes, and the production values look neat. Even when the story slows down, the tone of the film still keeps the audience watching.
As the second week begins, the film may see normal drops but can still add small numbers every day. The weekend may bring a small jump if families and fans step out for shows. Since the film already passed the 28 crore mark, slow and steady growth now depends on word of mouth.
DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and data in this article are compiled from diverse public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie's box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.
With this, the total now stands at about Rs 28.05 crore as reported by the Sacnilk website. The movie had already made Rs 26.30 crore in its first week, so the second week has begun on a slower but stable note. The first week showed a good hold, and the drop on Day 8 is normal for a weekday. The film is still pulling people, but the numbers are not very high now.
Audience turnout through the day
The Hindi occupancy on Friday was 11.63% overall, which means some shows were calm while some picked up. In the morning shows, the occupancy was at 6.58% because people usually step out later in the day. Afternoon shows climbed a little to 10.77%. The evening shows touched 11.58% as more people went to the theaters. The night shows saw the best response at 17.60%.
Story and review response
The film is directed by Abhiraj Minawala, and it stars Rani Mukerji, Janki Bodiwala, and Mallika Prasad. People who enjoy strong characters and crime stories are connecting with it.
Our ETimes review for the film says, "The first half is engaging and moves at a brisk pace as Shivani goes after the abductors, who double-cross Amma, and then to the latter." The review also says the pace slows down later and the story goes into a familiar space. It adds, "While there are some clichés and predictable plot twists in the first half as well, they become more pronounced later on." The review also points out that dialogues about the Goddess being born to end problems for girls and women add to the tropes. It says the police work is strong in the first half, but the final reveal feels too easy. It says, "The writing is not consistently sharp, but the film maintains the Mardaani legacy in its action, production values, performance, and tone, which helps hold the audience's attention."
Many viewers feel the film works mainly because of Rani Mukerji’s strong performance. People like her character Shivani, who fights for truth with full force. The movie has good action scenes, and the production values look neat. Even when the story slows down, the tone of the film still keeps the audience watching.
As the second week begins, the film may see normal drops but can still add small numbers every day. The weekend may bring a small jump if families and fans step out for shows. Since the film already passed the 28 crore mark, slow and steady growth now depends on word of mouth.
DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and data in this article are compiled from diverse public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie's box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.
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