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Mirzapur: The Movie Sells Over One Lakh Advance Tickets
Mirzapur: The Movie is a new film based on the popular Mirzapur franchise.
People have already bought more than one lakh tickets before its release.
Most of the tickets are for the Hindi version, while only a small number are for Telugu screenings.
Delhi has recorded the highest advance-booking collections.
The movie will be released in theatres on September 4.
A trade expert thinks it could earn ₹12–15 crore on its first day.
The film may earn about ₹50 crore during its opening weekend if audiences like it.
However, its adult certificate, violence, profanity, and long runtime could keep some families away.
Mirzapur: The Movie has sold 1,09,593 advance tickets across Hindi and Telugu versions.
Advance bookings have generated ₹3.03 crore across 6,279 shows, according to Sacnilk.
Delhi leads market collections at ₹60.7 lakh, followed by Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra.
The film, directed by Gurmeet Singh, releases in theatres on September 4.
A trade expert estimates a ₹12–15 crore opening day and around ₹50 crore over the weekend.
- Who
- Mirzapur: The Movie, featuring Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Divyenndu, Jitendra Kumar and Ravi Kishan.
- What
- The film has sold 1,09,593 advance tickets and generated ₹3.03 crore in reported bookings.
- Where
- The film will release in theatres in Hindi and Telugu, with Delhi recording the strongest market collections.
- When
- Advance-booking figures were reported as of Wednesday; the film releases on September 4.
- Why
- Advance demand is being attributed to anticipation for the Mirzapur franchise, while the film's final performance will depend partly on word of mouth.
Franchise Momentum
Trade Caution
Advance-booking outlook
Franchise Momentum
The film is described as much anticipated, and more than one lakh tickets have already been sold before release.
Trade Caution
Trade expert Girish Wankhede described the advance booking as average rather than especially high.
Opening prospects
Franchise Momentum
The film is projected in the report to reach approximately ₹50 crore during its opening weekend.
Trade Caution
The estimate depends on strong word of mouth, while the adult certificate, violent content, profanity and 3-hour-17-minute runtime may limit its family audience.
Key facts
- Advance tickets sold
- 1,09,593 across all languages
- Advance-booking revenue
- ₹3.03 crore
- Shows
- 6,279 total shows
- Languages
- Hindi and Telugu
- Top market
- Delhi, with ₹60.7 lakh in gross collections
- Estimated opening day
- ₹12–15 crore, according to trade expert Girish Wankhede
- Estimated opening weekend
- Around ₹50 crore if word of mouth is strong
Quotes
Girish Wankhede
Trade expert quoted discussing the film’s advance bookings and opening-day prospects.
“Advance booking isn't all that high. It's just about average, we could say. Tickets are selling well. So for day one, my estimate is between ₹13 and ₹15 crore. In fact, it could be ₹12 to 15 crore.”
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“Viewers are well aware that this series contains violence, profanity, and many scenes are not meant for the family audiences.”
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