Munjya box office collection day 4: Sharvari Wagh-Mona Singh starrer suffers on first Monday, mints Rs 3.75 Cr
The first weekday saw a decline in ticket sales for the horror comedy Munjya, which starred Mona Singh, Sharvari, and Abhay Verma. The most recent report from Sacnilk.com states that Munjya surpassed the Rs 20 crore milestone on Monday. Munjya got a good start at the box office, grossing Rs 4 crore on its first day of sales. After earning Rs 7.25 crore on the second day of its release, the movie brought in Rs 8 crore on the third.
Munjya box office collection day 4
On day 4, Munjya saw a significant drop and it collected Rs 3.75 crore and the total now stands at Rs 23 crore. The film has clearly taken a hit on its first monday.?
¡°Munjya had an overall 17.05% Hindi Occupancy on Monday, June 10, 2024.¡±
Munjya Occupancy On Monday
Morning Shows: 9.25%
Afternoon Shows: 17.11%
Evening Shows: 17.61%
Night Shows: 24.23%
Varun Dhawan asks fans not to miss 'Munjya' post-credit scene
A snippet from 'Munjya's' post-credits scene was posted by Varun Dhawan on his Instagram account. Varun's "Bhediya" character, Bhaskar, can be seen hiding behind a rock and covering himself in leaves in the video. He captioned the video, ¡°Congratulation to team #MUNJYA for the massive success.#BHEDIYA milna chaiye ga aap se don¡¯t miss the post credit. @verma.abhay_ @sharvari @aditya_a_sarpotdar @amarkaushik was so much fun to be back on your set again with this master story teller. #dino @maddockfilms we just getting started. @nowitsabhi will see u soon brother.¡±
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Sharvari commented on the post saying, ¡°VD!!!! Thank aaaaooooo for adding chaar chand to our #Munjya madness you are the best!!!!¡±
Maddock Pictures produced this movie, which is directed by Aditya Sarpotdar. Sathyaraj, Mona Singh, Abhay Verma, and Sharvari Wagh play important parts in Munjya.
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