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Mom Weekend Box Office Collections: Movie collections slow but steady

Mom Weekend Box Office Collections: Movie collections slow but steady

Sridevi’s movie Mom created a lot of buzz on the social media being 300th movie of the veteran actress. Mom movie Box Office Collections progressed steadily with above average collection. Mom movie brings a social message for the society, motivating voice for a change. The cast of the movie includes Sridevi along with Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Akshaye Khanna, Sajal Ali, Adnan Siddiqui and Abhimanyu in the roles they have not been seen before.

The movie Mom showcases a mother’s struggle although a step mother of finding out her daughter who got lost after returning from a friend’s party. It also talks about a sensitive and emotional relationship of a step mother and daughter. .The movie reminds us that Delhi is still not safe for the girls and women. With this hard-hitting topic the movie managed to grab a lot of revenue but the movie started slow and then rised. Trade Analyst Taran Adarsh completely followed the movie collections and posted on his Twitter account stating,” trending similar to Sri’s last ‘major release’ [1997]. [2012] and following same trend: Biz grows slowly, but surely!”.  PVR Fri: 72 lakh Sat: 1.27 cr INOX Fri: 44 lakh Sat: 83 lakh Cinepolis Fri: 28 lakh Sat: 50 lakh Carnival Fri: 14 lakh Sat: 30 lakh

Today also Taran Adarsh tweeted about the movie

In the movie, Sridevi proved herself as the shinning star. Nawazuddin Siddiqui also did well and the audience wanted to give him a standing ovation as he proved himself as a versatile actor. Akshaye Kumar also took the front stage by playing the role f a tough CBI officer and did a good role with full attitude. Altogether, all the actors take the credit for the movie earning so much of revenue.

 

 

 

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