Mr & Mrs Mahi Box Office Day 3: Surpasses HanuMan & Maidaan Records | Ranks Among 2024’s Top 10 Opening Weekend Grossers”

Ziya Khan June 3, 2024Last Updated: June 3, 2024

With an opening of 6.85 crores, “Mr & Mrs Mahi” has managed to maintain its momentum throughout the weekend. As expected, there was a slight dip in numbers on Saturday due to regular ticket prices coming into effect. However, the film witnessed growth again on Sunday, resulting in a successful overall weekend. As a result, it has now secured a position among the top 10 opening weekends for Hindi releases in 2024. Here is a look at the top 10 best weekends/first three days:

“Fighter” – 93.40 crores
“Shaitaan” – 55.13 crores
“Crew” – 32.53 crores
“Bade Miyan Chote Miyan” – 30.07 crores
“Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya” – 29.55 crores
“Article 370” – 25.45 crores
“Yodha” – 17.51 crores
“Mr. & Mrs. Mahi” – 17.12 crores
“HanuMan (Hindi)” – 13.46 crores
“Maidaan” – 12.30 crores (excluding paid previews)

As seen, “Mr & Mrs Mahi” achieved similar results over the weekend as “Yodha,” which was also a Dharma Productions film. However, the cost of the action-packed film led by Sidharth Malhotra was higher compared to the dramatic affair featuring Rajkummar Rao and Janhvi Kapoor. On the other hand, “Article 370” had a lower opening than “Mr & Mrs Mahi,” but it witnessed significant growth on Saturday due to its topical theme. Furthermore, it entered the double-digit zone on Sunday. The film is now expected to secure a place in the top 10 for the Week One score as well, comfortably surpassing “Yodha” in the process.

As the weeks progress, it will be interesting to see how “Mr & Mrs Mahi” performs in terms of sustained box office success. The film’s strong start indicates that it has struck a chord with audiences, and it may continue to draw crowds in the coming weeks. With its engaging storyline and talented cast, “Mr & Mrs Mahi” has certainly made a promising entry in the Hindi film industry in 2024. Stay tuned to know more about it and others only with us.