Thamma: Ayushmann and Rashmika’s Film Earns ₹25.11 Crore on Opening Day
Ayushmann-Rashmika’s "Thamma" Achieves Impressive Opening
Box Office Success on Day One
The horror comedy film "Thamma," featuring Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna, has made waves at the box office by earning ₹25.11 crore on its opening day. The production company, Maddock Films, announced this significant figure, showcasing the film’s immediate popularity among audiences.
Film Overview
"Thamma" is described as a captivating love story intertwined with horror elements. It proudly stands as the fifth installment in the ever-expanding Maddock Horror Comedy Universe. The film premiered in theaters nationwide on Tuesday, marking an exciting addition to the franchise.
Unique Plotline
The narrative follows Alok Goyal, portrayed by Khurrana, who is a journalist. His life unexpectedly changes after an encounter with Tadaka, a mystical woman who aids him during a mountain trek. As the plot unfolds, Alok transforms into a vampire-like figure known as Betaal, facing off against Yakshasan, a powerful ancient being seeking liberation and control over the world.
Talented Cast and Crew
Alongside Khurrana and Mandanna, the movie features noteworthy performances from Paresh Rawal and Geeta Agarwal Sharma as Alok’s parents. The film is directed by Aditya Sarpotdar, recognized for his work on "Munjya." The screenplay is crafted by a team including Niren Bhatt, Suresh Mathew, and Arun Falara. Notably, it’s produced by Dinesh Vijan and Amar Kaushik of Maddock Films.
The Franchise Legacy
"Thamma" joins a successful lineup of previous entries in the Maddock Horror Comedy Universe, including films like "Stree," "Bhediya," "Munjya," and "Stree 2." The studio is also gearing up for future projects, with titles such as “Shakti Shalini,” “Bhediya 2,” and “Stree 3” in the works.
Conclusion
It’s evident that "Thamma" has made a strong impact at the box office on its first day, further establishing itself within an expanding cinematic universe. Will you catch a screening of this intriguing blend of horror and comedy?
