Munjya box office collection on day one: The film performed well on Friday. Munjya, directed by Aditya Sarpotdar, is a Marathi folklore film.
Munjya box office collection on day one: The film had a successful opening in Indian theatres. According to Sacnilk.com, the film grossed around ₹4 crore nett on Friday. Munjya, a horror comedy genre, takes place in Pune and the Konkan region. (Also Read | Munjya Review: An Average Blend of Horror and Comedy with a CGI spooky twist)
Munjya grossed an estimated ₹3.75 crore nett in India on its first day. On Friday, the film had an overall Hindi occupancy rate of 21.49 percent.
About Munjya
Munjya, directed by Aditya Sarpotdar, is a Marathi folklore film. The cast includes Mona Singh, Sharvari, Abhay Verma, and Sathyaraj. Munjya tells the story of the titular mythical creature and how he causes havoc in the life of Bittu, played by Abhay Verma of The Family Man fame. In the film, Mona plays Pummy, a single working mother who is overly protective of Bittu.
Munjya Review
According to the Hindustan Times’ review of the film, “Munjya brings spooky horror that’s barely scary; and comedy, most of which come from the ghost himself, or rather the way he speaks. Whoever did the voice over for this CGI character should have been given a better brief about the film’s genre, which is horror first and then comedy. Niren Bhatt’s screenplay, with a solid story supported by Yogesh Chandekar, provides a fast-paced and engaging first half, and the second half moves the story forward at the same pace, putting all the pieces together. Special mention to Saurabh Goswami’s cinematography, which makes the settings appear spooky, especially with the aerial shots of the village, that peepal tree, and the stunning beach.
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What Mona has said
Mona recently told ANI about her character in the film. “I play Pammi in the film. Abhay is playing Bittu, my son, and I’m his mother, who is quite strict and possessive of him. Our journey together is full of twists and turns. There’s a lot of drama and chaos. My character in the film is a lot of fun, a little loud and feisty, and it’s a hardcore comedy, which I’ve never done before,” she explained.
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