Mahavatar Narsimha Rings Loud Globally, Historic Earnings on 17th Day

Entertainment News: The South Indian mythological animated film Mahavatar Narsimha is currently receiving an incredible response in cinemas. After starting slow, this movie made a strong comeback and is now creating waves both in India and abroad with its impressive box office earnings.

Amazing Earnings on the 17th Day

On the 17th day after its release, Mahavatar Narsimha surprised everyone with its historic collection. It earned ₹22.75 crore domestically on a Sunday holiday, which is the highest ever for any animated film in India. The worldwide total of the movie has now crossed ₹200 crore, marking a major milestone for this genre.

Global Popularity and Record-Breaking Collections

No Indian animated film has ever earned so much worldwide. This success has put Mahavatar Narsimha in the spotlight and has made it a topic of discussion everywhere. The movie has even outperformed popular Hollywood animated films like Mufasa and The Lion King in terms of earnings in India, setting a new standard for Indian animation.

Big Success on a Small Budget

The movie was made on a modest budget of ₹15 crore but has earned more than ₹170 crore in India alone. This is an exceptional achievement and proves the film’s strong appeal among audiences. The way the film performed financially is remarkable and has earned it much praise.

Sunday Box Office Battle: Mahavatar Narsimha Leads

After the Raksha Bandhan festival, Sunday was an important day at the box office. Six films were competing for audience attention, but Mahavatar Narsimha clearly led the pack with the highest collection that day. Here is the Sunday collection comparison:

• Mahavatar Narsimha – ₹22.75 crore
• Son of Sardaar 2 – ₹3.75 crore
• Saiyara – ₹3.75 crore
• Dhadak 2 – ₹1.75 crore
• Udaipur Files – ₹13 lakh
• Andaz 2 – ₹12 lakh

What This Means for Indian Animation

The success of Mahavatar Narsimha shows that Indian mythological animated films can attract large audiences and generate huge revenue. It encourages filmmakers to invest in animation and mythology, which can appeal both in India and worldwide. This film’s success also challenges the dominance of Hollywood animation in India.

Mahavatar Narsimha has set new records by earning over ₹200 crore worldwide. Its strong performance, especially on the 17th day after release, shows that audiences are embracing animated movies based on Indian mythology. The film’s journey from a low-budget project to a blockbuster hit is inspiring and could lead to more such films in the future.