Nivin Pauly’s horror comedy ‘Sarvam Maya’ continues its impressive box office run, crossing Rs 70 crores in India. The film garnered approximately Rs 1.31 crore on its 24th day, showcasing strong audience interest with healthy occupancy rates. Praised for its blend of humor and feel-good moments, the movie is a refreshing addition to Malayalam cinema.
Nivin Pauly’s horror comedy ‘Sarvam Maya’ is still moving well at the box office. Even after more than three weeks, the film is showing good strength.On Day 24 the movie earned around Rs 1.31 crore in India net as per early estimates provided by the Sacnilk website.The total collection has now reached Rs 71.46 crores. The film had already finished its third week with a collection of Rs 11.5 crores even though there was a drop compared to the previous week.
Day 24 numbers and weekend push
On its twenty-fourth day ‘Sarvam Maya’ collected Rs 1.31 crore. This was a good jump from Day 23 when the film earned Rs 95 lakhs on Friday.By the end of Day 24 the film stood at Rs 71.46 crores in total.
Occupancy shows growing interest
Sarvam Maya recorded an overall Malayalam occupancy of 28.94% on January 17. The morning shows started slow with 15.26% occupancy. Afternoon shows improved to 25.46%. Evening shows went up further to 29.49%. The biggest push came at night where occupancy reached 45.56%.
Story, cast, and direction
The film is directed by Akhil Sathyan and stars Nivin Pauly in the lead role. He is supported by Aju Varghese, Preity Mukhundhan, and Janardhanan in key roles. Sarvam Maya mixes horror, comedy, and feel-good moments in a simple way. Audience love and strong reviewsOnline reviews for Sarvam Maya have been very positive. One viewer wrote, “What a pleasant surprise from Nivin Pauly, and what a refreshing comeback for the feel good Malayalam genre. For the past few months, Malayalam cinema has been lacking decent, simple comedy and feel good movies. The industry seemed almost flooded with mystery thrillers, serial killer stories, and horror films. This movie comes as a huge relief In my opinion, making a good comedy or feel good film requires more genuine talent than making a thriller. Thrillers can often borrow basic ideas from foreign novels or films that most Malayalam audiences may never discover, even years later. But comedy and feel good films need originality, strong writing, and, most importantly, likable actors.”Another viewer shared, “Sarvam Maya is a beautiful feel-good Malayalam movie that touches the heart with its mix of emotions.”DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and data in this article are compiled from diverse public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided for informational and entertainment purposes only. Go to Source
