'Mugamoodi' weekend collections cross Rs 10 Crores
By IANS - Chennai
03rd September 2012 04:03 PM
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The poster of 'Mugamoodi'.
Audiences have given the thumbs up to Jiiva's superhero image in Mysskin directed Tamil movie 'Mugamoodi'. Made on a budget of Rs.20 core, it has reportedly raked in about Rs.10 crore at the box office over the weekend.
"The film has been made on a budget of Rs.20 crore inclusive of all miscellaneous expenses and it is estimated to rake in Rs.10 crore by weekend at the box-office," said a source from UTV Motion Pictures.
Released in
around 600 theatres worldwide on Friday, 'Mugamoodi' has maintained 100 percent occupancy in Chennai, Trichy, Madurai and surrounding areas, and
above 80 percent in all other areas.
It is being played in close to 15 theatres here and there are about 10-12 shows per day in all major multiplexes.
Critics
gave it mixed reviews, while industry expert Sreedhar Pillai felt that the film lacks the fizz and spark needed for a superhero movie. But audiences are lapping it up.
"I watched back-to-back shows, once with friends and the second time with family," Rajesh Kandavel, who went
for the second viewing with family because he enjoyed the non-stop entertainment, said.
Neha, an Engineering graduate, said: "The cross between martial arts and superhero worked brilliantly for the
film. I haven't seen one superhero with exemplary martial arts skills. I
watched the film on the first day."
The promotion on social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook seems to have also worked strongly in the film's favour.
There
was a special contest held for 'Mugamoodi' on Twitter where participants were filtered through a selection process and were invited to watch the film with the lead cast on the first day.
Music by K is said to be an icing on the cake and the song 'Vaaya moodi suma iru da' has become a superhit.
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