Mirai Box Office Collection Day 6
If you’re that friend whose WhatsApp lights up each morning with “Mirai collection update?” grab chai, let’s do this. On its 6th day, Mirai raked in about ₹4.50 crore net across India, according to Sacnilk’s early estimates. Yup, the film slowed a bit, but it kept its paddle moving in strong currents: after six days, Mirai’s total domestic net sits pretty at ₹61.50 crore, which is nothing to sneeze at.
The Sixth Day: Still Kicking
Wednesday was a touch quieter for Mirai, but that’s normal once the weekend’s storm clears out. ₹4.50 crore may be the film’s softest, single-day haul so far but let's be real, most movies start snoozing after day three, so this is just Mirai catching its breath. For anyone obsessed with percentage drops and box office math, here’s a casual day-wise look:
| Day | India Net Box Office |
|---|---|
| Day 1 | ₹13 cr |
| Day 2 | ₹15 cr |
| Day 3 | ₹16.6 cr |
| Day 4 | ₹6.4 cr |
| Day 5 | ₹6 cr |
| Day 6 | ₹4.50 cr |
| Total | ₹61.50 cr |
There’s something oddly comforting about these numbers steady, no wild swings, just doing its job.
Occupancy: A Crowd Story
Honestly, the crowd story gets fun. Mirai pulled an 11.58% overall occupancy for Hindi screens on Day 6. Picture this: the morning shows barely woke up (just over 6% full); by afternoon, things got livelier at nearly 13%. Night owls (or maybe those on a Tinder date?) pushed it up to 15.7%. For Telugu audiences, the numbers looked tastier: overall 20.69% occupancy, peaking at 27% for night shows. Mahbubnagar stood out with some diehard fans always nice to see a local hero effect.
Had a cousin catch Mirai’s night show he said the crowd cheered every big VFX scene. That’s street-level marketing if you ask me.
The Week So Far: Big, But Not Overblown
Mirai punched through ₹60 crore in less than a week not many films manage that. There’s world-building, mythic scripts, anime-inspired visuals, and a bunch of Telugu film industry veterans. Teja Sajja is Vedha, guided by divine forces, with Manoj Manchu chewing scenery as the villain. The movie’s opening weekend blitzed past ₹44 crore but saw typical weekday wind-down.
Still, it’s no flop show. Wednesday’s ₹4.50 crore may look small beside weekend peaks, but it’s a healthy weekday pulse. Sometimes, the box office feels like a cricket match: you want boundaries every ball, but singles count too.
Final Thoughts: Mirai’s Not Done Yet
Mirai’s sixth day at the box office wasn’t dramatic, but it didn’t need to be. If you’re into numbers ₹61.50 crore after six days is a win, given weekday hurdles and all that. The crowds are still showing up, especially down South, and the film’s word-of-mouth buzz is strong enough that even non-Telugu fans are peeking in.
So, prediction for Day 7? It might not jump, but if Mirai keeps its groove and critics hold their chatter, it’ll keep bringing folks in one popcorn box at a time.
