Hari Hara Veera Mallu Box Office Day 2: A big dip was seen in Pawan Kalyan’s film
Pawan Kalyan’s ‘Hari Hara Veera Mallu’ saw a sharp decline at the box office on its second day, which earned Rs 8 crore after an impressive rupee of Rs 47.50 crore.
In short
- ‘Hari Hara Veera Mallu’ earned Rs 8 crore on day 2
- The film had a strong opening with Rs 31.5 crore
- Starring Pawan Kalyan, the story is set on the mission of stealing Koh-e-Noor after Veera Mallu in 1960.
After a strong opening on day 1, Pawan Kalyan’s highly awaited historical drama ‘Hari Hara Veera’ saw a noticeable decline in the box office earnings on its second day.
According to SACNILK, despite the large-scale and pre-localize discussion of the film, the initial estimates are kept on their day 2 on the Rs 8 crore (India Net), taking their total two-day collections up to Rs 55.50 crore.
According to the trade website, ‘Hari Hara Veera Mallu’ earned Rs 12.7 crore from its premiere in India and Rs 31.5 crore on his early day, marking one of the biggest opening of Pawan Kalyan. For comparison, his recent release ‘Bro’ earned Rs 30.5 crore in a day, ‘Bhimla Nayak’ earned Rs 37.15 crore, and ‘Vecle Saab’ collected Rs 40.10 crore.
Compared to other major release this year, ‘Hari Hara Veera Mallu’ could not match the record of the record of Ram Charan’s nephew of Pawan Kalyan.game changer’Which earned Rs 51 crore on his early day.
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On its second day, the Telugu-language film registered a 24.42 percent overall occupation, starting from 17.75 percent for the morning show, 20.17 percent in the afternoon, 27.21 percent in the evening and 32.53 percent during the night screening. Mehbubnagar led 45.25 percent with the highest occupancy, followed by 31.50 percent and Hyderabad at 28.75 percent.
Set in the 1650s, the story follows Veera Mallu (Pawan Kalyan), a robin hood -like dacoit, is drawn into a web of politics, resistance and legend. Initially admitted by the king of Kollur, Veera runs away with Panchami (Nidhi Egrawal) and impresses Qutub Shah (Dalip Tahil), which assigns him a big task: Koh-e-Noor theft from Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb (Bobby Deol). But it is not just about diamonds. There is an individual journey below the mission, marked by burial secrets and emotional scars.
In the review of the film of IndiaToday.in, “Hari Hara Veera Mallu: Part 1 ‘is a film filled with ideas, ambition and star power, but its execution does not rise enough to match him. It sets the platform, what can be an epic, but often stumble to leave a final effect.
