Mirai Box Office Collection Day 1
First things first, big number. On its very first day, Mirai pocketed an estimated by sacnilk around ₹2.24 crore net across India for all languages. Not blockbuster territory just yet, but there’s a sense that this is more opening act than final verdict. Sometimes a Friday collection doesn’t tell the whole story, especially when fans are still trickling in after work or waiting for peer reviews to hit their WhatsApp chats. But hearing folks clap at the end? Always gives me hope that the numbers will jump tomorrow.
Mirai Box Office Collection Day Wise
For those tracking every rupee, here’s the quick (but very much still-evolving) tally so far:
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Day |
India Net Collection |
Change (+/-) |
|---|---|---|
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Day 1 [Friday] |
₹2.24 Cr |
– |
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Total So Far |
₹2.24 Cr |
– |
And that’s it, at least until the next update rolls in. The worldwide, overseas, and India gross figures? Still tucked away, probably with someone frantically crunching numbers in a dimly lit back office. This is the part of movie release week where group chats either go silent (if the film’s a dud) or start pinging non-stop with memes if it really lands. Mirai fans are hoping for the latter.
Mirai Day 1 Hindi (2D) Occupancy in Theaters
Let’s talk butts in seats, or more specifically, occupancy rates. On that crucial Friday, Mirai clocked an overall 5.55% Hindi occupancy for its 2D screenings. Here’s how it broke down across the day:
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Morning Shows: 5.55%
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Afternoon Shows: 0%
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Evening Shows: 0%
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Night Shows: 0%
Yeah, that’s a pretty quiet afternoon and evening. If you’ve ever wandered into a near-empty matinee (maybe for the air conditioning, just to escape work calls for two hours), you know the vibe. Mirai’s early birds were there, but the rest? Maybe they’ll catch up on Saturday, or maybe social media will do its thing and get people talking. It only takes a few good reviews (or spicy debates) for the next show to fill up.
Mirai Day 1 Telugu (2D) Occupancy in Theaters
Now here’s where Mirai found its party: the Telugu audience showed up in serious numbers. Overall, 56.20% occupancy in the morning, which is the enthusiastic, shoulder-rubbing crowd you hope for with any pan-India launch.
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Morning Shows: 56.20%
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Afternoon Shows: 0%
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Evening Shows: 0%
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Night Shows: 0%
Telugu moviegoers often lead the charge for genre-blending films, and those 10 a.m. seats filling up are proof that, at least in Andhra and Telangana, Mirai’s word of mouth might be about to go supernova. If you’ve ever felt the sonic boom of whistles and applause at a Telugu theater, you know those first-day fans are a force.
Mirai Day 1 Tamil (2D) Occupancy in Theaters
Tamil Nadu? Somewhere in between 15.73% occupancy in the morning for the Tamil shows.
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Morning Shows: 15.73%
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Afternoon Shows: 0%
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Evening Shows: 0%
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Night Shows: 0%
It’s enough to make you think of those slow-building Rajinikanth sleepers that just keep picking up steam. The Tamil crowd sometimes waits for word of mouth, and Mirai could yet see its best days ahead. Watching a film in Chennai, surrounded by real fans dissecting every plot twist during the interval, is always one of my favorite experiences and Mirai might still surprise us yet.
