‘Mother Promise’ box office collections day 8: Poornachandra Mysuru’s Kannada comedy earns Rs 6 lakhs
Director Poornachandra Mysuru’s ‘Mother Promise’ continued its theatrical run with modest collections on its eighth day.According to Sacnilk, the film collected an estimated Rs 6 lakh net in India on its second Friday.
India net collection reaches Rs 1.85 crore
With its Day 8 earnings, ‘Mother Promise’ has taken its total India net collection to Rs 1.85 crore. The film’s India gross collection currently stands at Rs 2.08 crore.The worldwide gross collection is also Rs 2.08 crore, as the film has not registered any overseas earnings so far. The film opened with Rs 31 lakh on its first day before witnessing growth over the weekend. It collected Rs 48 lakh on Day 2 and Rs 49 lakh on Day 3. However, collections declined steadily after the weekend as the film entered its weekday run.
Collections slow after the opening weekend
‘Mother Promise’ earned Rs 17 lakh on Day 4. It then added Rs 13 lakh on Day 5, followed by Rs 11 lakh on Day 6. The film collected Rs 10 lakh on Day 7 before earning Rs 6 lakh on its eighth day.
‘Mother Promise’ day-wise India Net collection
Day CollectionDay 1 Rs 31 lakhsDay 2 Rs 48 lakhsDay 3 Rs 49 lakhsDay 4 Rs 17 lakhsDay 5 Rs 13 lakhsDay 6 Rs 11 lakhsDay 7 Rs 10 lakhsDay 8 Rs 6 lakhsTotal India Net Collection: Rs 1.85 CrThe second weekend will now play an important role in determining whether the film can improve its theatrical run.
A crime comedy set in an alternate Bengaluru
‘Mother Promise’ unfolds in a fictional version of Bengaluru that reimagines the city with unusual landmarks and eccentric characters. The story centres on a gambler whose life takes an unexpected turn after he loses everything.Dhananjaya plays Rossi, who operates a gambling syndicate and treasures a motorcycle gifted by his mother. Mahadev Prasad appears as Donne Biriyani, the leader of a narcotics network and Rossi’s longtime rival. Chi Guru Dutt portrays Maggie, a powerful don who keeps the balance between the competing gangs.The film is directed by Poornachandra Mysuru, with cinematography by Rahul Roy John and editing by Pradeep R Rao.ETimes gave a mixed response to ‘Mother Promise’. The review reads, “Mother Promise sets out to deliver a chaotic comedy but ends up becoming chaotic in more ways than intended. It offers plenty of laughs and concludes with a heartfelt message, but its narrative never comes together as a satisfying whole. For audiences looking for a brain-rot comedy driven by bizarre situations with little concern for logic, the film may still be worth a watch.”DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from 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 by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.
