Hari Hara Veera Mallu Day 6 Box Office: Pawan Kalyan Film Struggles To Reach Rs 80 crore
Hari Hara Veera Mallu Day 6 Box Office Collection: Pawan Kalyan's much-awaited period action film Hari Hara Veera Mallu hit the big screen on July 24 after years of delay. However, the buzz is already wearing off. Despite sky-high expectations from fans, the historical epic hasn't quite lived up to the hype, and the box office numbers are proof. By day 6, the film is still trying to inch closer to the Rs80 crore mark, but the latest figures don't look too promising. As per early estimates by Sacnilk, the film has witnessed yet another dip in collections.
According to early estimates, Hari Hara Veera Mallu collected Rs 1.34 crore on Tuesday, making it the film's lowest single-day earning so far. Its highest remains the opening day, which brought in Rs 34.75 crore. Despite the weekend, there was no significant jump in numbers. Sunday's collection dipped to Rs 10.6 crore. As of Tuesday, the film's total box office collection stands at Rs 78.69 crore.
Hari Hara Veera Mallu had begun its theatrical journey with an explosive opening of Rs 34.75 crore on Day 1.
Directed by Jyothi Krishna, takes audiences back to the 17th century with a powerful story of rebellion. Set in a time of political unrest, the film follows a brave outlaw who rises against a cruel regime. Marking his return to cinema, Pawan Kalyan, now the Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, plays the lead role with intensity.
The movie explores strong themes of resistance, justice, and loyalty as it brings a dramatic chapter of history to life. Kalyan's character leads a fierce uprising, standing tall as a symbol of courage and defiance. The screenplay is written by Radha Krishna Jagarlamudi, Sai Madhav Burra, and Abhimanyu Srivastava.
A part of the film's review by News18 read, 'Technically, Hari Hara Veera Mallu is a mixed bag. Thota Tharani's production design recreates parts of the Mughal world with flair, especially the Charminar sequences, but elsewhere, the visuals falter. The CGI, particularly in action-heavy scenes like the lion sequence and the journey to Delhi, ranges from jarring to downright laughable. These effects undercut the seriousness of the story and make the film feel less like a period epic and more like an outdated TV fantasy."
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