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Rashmika Mandanna's 'The Girlfriend' Shows Steady Box Office Performance

Rashmika Mandanna's 'The Girlfriend' Shows Steady Box Office Performance
The Girlfriend Box Office Collection Day 8: Rashmika Mandanna’s film MINTS Rs... · bollywoodlife.com

Rashmika Mandanna's new movie, 'The Girlfriend', is doing okay at the movie theaters, even in its second week of showing.

It has made about 11.30 crore rupees in the first week and then earned another 9.3 million rupees in the second week.

So far, it has earned a total of over 12 crore rupees in India.

People are still going to see it because Rashmika is in it.

The movie is about a young woman and her love life, showing the ups and downs and especially focusing on the feelings of a girl in a bad relationship.

The director, Rahul Ravindran, tried to show modern love with care.

Other actors like Dheekshith Shetty and Anu Emmanuel are also in the film.

The movie is about a student named Bhurama who learns about herself through her relationships.

Key facts

Film Title
The Girlfriend
Lead Actress
Rashmika Mandanna
First Week Collection (India)
Rs 11.30 crore
Second Week Collection (India)
Rs 9.3 million
Total Net Collection (India)
Rs 12.23 crore
Director
Rahul Ravindran
Key Cast Members
Dheekshita Shetty, Anu Emmanuel, Rao Ramesh, Rohini

Quotes

Rashmika Mandanna

Actress

“I get such horrible period pain that I have even fainted once because of it. I've done numerous tests and consulted doctors, but nobody knows why it happens. Every month I wonder, 'God, why are you torturing me so much?' I feel like anyone can only understand it when they experience it. Which is why I think men should get periods at least once.”
NDTV
“Yes. I want them to get periods at least once, to know the pain and trauma. Due to hormonal imbalance, we feel emotions we don't understand. And you can't show that pressure on men because, no matter how much you explain, they don't understand the feeling. So, if men get periods just once, let them understand what period pain is like.”
NDTV

Shayla ⋆˙

Fan

“Rashmika's perspective on men having periods :)) Sometimes we only want our pain & emotions to be understood. It was never about comparison or diminishing male responsibilities.. but fragile egos chose to twist it that way”
NDTV

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