New Delhi:
Malayalam epic of Prithviraj Sukumaran L2: EmpuranMohanlal’s specialty, its strong run at the domestic box office continues.
Prithviraj’s sequel of Lucifer’s first film Lucifer directed by 2019, Impuan Malayalam is being honored as one of the most ambitious projects of cinema. On its fourth day (Sunday), the film collected Rs 14 crore, with a stable upward trend.
This was a slight increase from earnings of Rs 13.25 crore on Saturday, which improved with a collection of Rs 11.1 crore on Friday.
However, the film’s highest grossing day has been its early day (Thursday), when it earned Rs 21 crore in five languages, such as according to Centillk.
On Sunday, Impuan Majority of your revenue – Rs 13 crore – from its Malayalam version, Rs 45 lakh from Tamil, Rs 31 lakh from Telugu, Rs 20 lakh from Hindi and Rs 4 lakh from Kannada.
With this, the total domestic earnings of the film are now Rs 59.35 crore, which is less than a mile of Rs 60 crore. Impuan Despite a dispute about some references to the 2002 Gujarat riots, is doing well.
After criticism, the film’s production team confirmed that the changes in the name of the opponent would be removed with scenes depicting violence against women and riots. Many state BJP leaders have voiced objections on the film, and the issue went ahead in the weekend.
On Sunday, Mohanlal addressed the controversy and expressed his regret over the situation. The National Award -winning actor took on Facebook, assuring the audience that the controversial parts would be removed. A few hours after Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and opposition leader VD Satheson increased their support for the film, Mohanlal shared a statement stating that neither he nor the Impuran team intended to promote any political movement, ideology or hatred towards religious community. His message, in which he stated that the team “regrets any crisis with honesty” and takes collective responsibility, later re -rescued by director Prithviraj and producer Antony Perumbavur.
L2: Empuran Facilities of a dress artists, including Manju Warrier, Abhimanyu Sharma, Indrajit Sukumaran, Sukant Goyal and Nikhat Khan. Prithviraj’s third directing venture with Mohanlal after Lucifer and Bro Daddy in the film, written by Murali Gopi and produced by Ashirvad Cinema, has been identified. In particular, Impuran has also made history as the first Malayalam film to be released in Imax.
