Munjya Box Office Collection Day 17: Sharvari Wagh and Mona Singh Starrer Grosses Over ₹100 Crore in India

Munjya Box Office Collection Day 17: Sharvari Wagh and Mona Singh Starrer Grosses Over ₹100 Crore in India

Day 17 box office receipts for Munjya: Starring in the key roles are Sharvari Wagh, Abhay Verma, and Mona Singh, the film is directed by Aditya Sarpotdar. June 7 was the release date. The movie’s distributor, Maddock Films, posted the most recent box office figures on X on Monday.

Munjya box office collection

According to the production label, the movie made ₹87.31 crore net, or ₹103 crore in India in just 17 days. The tweet they sent out said, “Munjya scares and laughs its way to ₹100 crore! I’m grateful for the momentous third weekend. Without you, we could not have succeeded! Get your tickets right away. Munjya is an excellent family and children’s film currently showing in theaters.

More about the film

Munjya, the most recent entry in Maddock Films’ horror-comedy universe, is based on the mythical creature of the same name that has its origins in Marathi culture. The movie tells the tale of Munjya and how he wrecks havoc in Bittu’s life, who is portrayed by The Family Man star Abhay Verma. In the movie, Mona portrays Pummy, a single mother at work who is unduly protective of Bittu. Suhas Joshi, Ajay Purkar, and Bhagyashree Limaye are also featured in Munjya. The latest movie in the horror-comedy universe of Maddock Films, titled Stree 2, is coming out on August 15. It is a follow-up to the well-known franchise that started with 2018’s Stree.

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‘I must be doing something right as an actor’

Sunning herself after a successful horror-comedy, Sharvari talked about what the film’s critical acclaim means to her. “My journey has been very blessed because I think I must be doing something right as an actor,” the actor stated in a recent interview with the media. I spent maybe seven or eight years auditioning even though I’m not from this industry. I was unemployed in those days, so I worked as an assistant director because I wanted to be on set and pick up skills.”