Ajayante Randam Moshanam box office collection day 5: The film marks Tovino Thomas' highest grosser in his career
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Ajayante Randam Moshanam box office collection day 5 - Both reviewers and viewers have given Ajayante Randam Moshanam, which stars Tovino Thomas in the title character, favourable reviews since its theatrical release on September 12. The fantasy drama, which was directed by Jithin Laal, has already emerged as the 2024 Onam winner due to its best performance at the box office. After five days of its premiere, Ajayante Randam Moshanam's box office revenue surpassed Rs 50 crore.
The historical drama's cast and crew expressed their joy at reaching this significant milestone. "A huge thank you to our genuine audience who experienced the film as intended by the creators in theaters. As long as you continue to support cinema, entities with malicious intentions against it will not win," the makers posted on Instagram.
Ajayante Randam Moshanam crosses Rs 50-crore mark
According to the latest reports from industry analysts, Ajayante Randam Moshanam has become the highest-grosser in the career of Tovino Thomas. In the first five days of its big screen debut, ARM is said to have earned almost Rs 50 crore in revenue worldwide.
Based on its current global theatrical run, it is safe to expect that Ajayante Randam Moshanam will earn more money at the box office. The film's box office performance is being greatly influenced by the positive reviews and publicity through word-of-mouth since it has been selling well due to the holiday season. Statewide, additional shows have also been brought in.
Ajayante Randam Moshanam's piracy issue
The film is currently making waves on social media after a video of a train passenger watching a pirated copy of the movie was posted by the director on social media. Jithin Laal expressed his shock and sadness about the incident in a conversation with OTTplay. He claimed that the producers are waiting on a report from the authorities, who will find out where and when the illegal copy was made. The film's producer, Listin Stephen, stated he would file a police complaint to launch a thorough investigation.
