Box Office Collection for Day 17 of Mr. & Mrs. Mahi: Does It Work Well or Not?

The sports drama film Mr. and Mrs. Mahi features Rajkumar Rao and Jahnvi Kaprro. This sports drama is sure to captivate viewers with its compelling and inventive narrative, exquisitely rendered characters, and a message relevant to the Indian context. Director Sharan Sharma is back with another sympathetic and heartwarming story, following the success of Gunjan Saxena. Mr. and Mrs. Mahi, who are slated for release on May 31, 2024, are sure to be buzzworthy films.

Examining the film’s budget, storyline, box office performance, and review. Whether the film is a hit or a bust will also be determined. Read through to the finish, then.

Box Office Collection for Mr. & Mrs. Mahi on Day 17

From the first day of business, Mr. and Mrs. Mahi had amassed about 6.75 crores from the theatres. During the night, more reservations were made than during the day, according to Mr. and Mrs. Mahi. 60–65% of the seats were occupied during the day, whereas 80–85% of the seats were occupied by night. Mr. and Mrs. Mahi were only able to collect 4.6 crores on the second day, and their seat occupancy rate was only 20.13% the entire time. This was a minor decline in the statistics.

The Mahi family’s movie budget

Under the auspices of Dharma Productions and Zed Studios, Mr. and Mrs. Mahi was developed with a 40 crore budget. This movie has only been out for 17 days, but already it has earned almost 34.77 crores. The film’s budget has been validated by the fanfare and support, the promotions, and the special ‘Cinema Lovers Day’ ticket price of just Rs 99.

Hit or Flop for the Movie Mr. & Mrs. Mahi

As the film is still new in theatres and the promotions are ongoing, it is now very difficult to determine whether Mr. and Mrs. Mahi is a hit, mediocre, or flop. But since Mr. and Mrs. Mahi has no competition from other movies and the IPL is gone, people’s attention is now focused on big screens, it looks like the movie will be mediocre or a hit.

Cast of Mr. & Mrs. Mahi 

Mr. & Mrs. Mahi: A Film Critique

This movie has potential, but it makes no sense. Critics have said that it is almost unlikely that a wife who was a childhood gully cricket star could be trained in six months to pass the state trials by her husband, who hasn’t played cricket for five years. This point cannot be made to look reasonable by any number of practice montages. Regarding the characters, Mahendra is shown as a “good and supportive husband,” but we also see that he is a wounded ego and that he is secretly jealous of his wife’s accomplishments.

Mahima appears to be a one-dimensional persona created to carry out her husband’s “long-lost dream.” Positively, there are some heartwarming and realistic scenes in this movie that will stick with you. There are instances when being a husband and wife will give you the chills.