For the past few days, there has been a buzz in the theaters and the box office about the Bollywood film Saiyara. But now South cinema’s latest film, Mahavatar Narsimha, has come to beat it at the box office. Mahavatar Narsimha, which has been in the news for a long time, has been released in theaters. Ashwin Kumar’s mythological animated ‘Mahavatar Narsimha’ has used VFX so heavily that the interest in watching the mythological story will increase. Captivating at its core, this cinematic masterpiece is richly woven with the timeless wisdom of the Vishnu Purana, the fierce legends of the Narasimha Purana, and the divine essence of the Shrimad Bhagwat Purana, bringing ancient scriptures to life like never before. Since childhood, we all have been listening to the stories of Narasimha Avatar. In the stories told by the elders, we have heard that Lord Vishnu took the Narasimha avatar to save the gods and the earth from the atrocities of the demon Hiranyakashyap. But the entertaining way in which director Ashwin Kumar has presented Indian culture and the incarnations of Lord Vishnu through an animated movie for the Gen Z audience is commendable. If you are fond of animated films and are interested in mythological stories, then you can watch this movie. Let’s know what is the box office collection of Mahavtar Narasimha on the opening day…
Mahavtar Narasimha’s first-day box office collection
Mahavtar Narasimha will be released on the big screen in Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi. Making a great start at the box office, it earned Rs 2.29 crore in five languages on the first day itself. It earned a bumper amount of Rs 1.51 crore in Hindi, Rs 38 lakh in Telugu, Rs 7 lakh in Kannada, Rs 3 lakh in Malayalam, and Rs 2 lakh in the Tamil market on its opening day, Friday, July 25. Looking at this, it is now being estimated that its collection can increase even more on the weekend. People are liking the film very much because of its animation.
An epic retelling of Lord Vishnu’s fierce and divine fourth incarnation, a tale where cosmic power meets unwavering devotion.
Even though you must have heard and read its story in your childhood, watching Lord Narasimha in animated form is a must. You must watch it with the whole family, and especially with children. After watching the film, it will seem as if you have seen the fourth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. It speaks of the triumph of light over darkness and gently nudges us to walk the path of love, stillness, and soul over chaos, envy, and desire.