Munjya Box Office Day 10: Sharvari Wagh, Abhay Verma’s Film Crosses Rs 50 Cr Mark In India

Sharvari Wagh and Abhay Verma starrer “Munjya” hit theatres on June 7 and impressed everyone. On its opening day, the film received a positive response from the audience and earned close to Rs 4 crore. By its first Sunday, the film had minted over Rs 8 crore. Now, on its second Sunday, the collections have surpassed expectations, earning Rs 8.5 crore. With this, the overall collection of the film stands at Rs 53.8 Cr, officially entering the Rs 50 Crore mark in India!

Trade analyst Taran Adarsh, took to his X handle, to share the same and wrote, “#Munjya continues its dominance, unaffected by the new release [#ChanduChampion] at most places… Biz on [second] Sun [₹ 8.75 cr] is HIGHER than [first] Sun [₹ 8.43 cr]… Will cross ₹ 60 cr mark TODAY [Mon; holiday].”

He added, “#ChanduChampion may have impacted #Munjya at urban centres [marginally], but #Munjya leads in mass pockets / heartland. Importantly, #Munjya continues to defy all predictions as far as its *lifetime biz* is concerned… Additionally, it has silenced all those who felt – prior to its release – that it should’ve taken the direct-to-digital route. [Week 2] Fri 3.75 cr, Sat 6.75 cr, Sun 8.75 cr. Total: ₹ 55.75 cr. #India biz. #Boxoffice.”

According to a report in Sacknilk, The film saw an overall occupancy of 46.35% percent in the Hindi belts on Friday. While the morning shows had an occupancy of 24.12% per cent, it increased to over 51.37 percent and 61.43 percent, respectively, during the afternoon and evening shows.

Munjya is a horror-comedy which is based in Pune and the Konkan region. Besides Sharvari and Abhay, the film also stars Mona Singh in a key role. It follows the story of the eponymous mythical creature who wreaks havoc in the life of Bittu, played by Abhay.

The film gained majorly positive reviews. News18 Showsha gave Munjya a 3-star rating. “Munjya beautifully draws inspiration by blending elements of horror and cultural depth to weave a story that is both enthralling and deeply rooted in Indian mythology. The movie delivers a good cinematic experience owing to its good writing and the gripping folklore. It is a clean entertainer. It has family-friendly written all over it and has all the elements of a typical commercial horror comedy. This is a must-watch for anyone interested in folklore and horror storytelling,” a part of our review reads.