Murari 4k re-release: Mahesh Babu’s 2001 film SMASHES box office records
New Delhi: Walls marked the Telugu superstar Mahesh Babu’s first big break in Tollywood back in 2001. At the time of its initial release, Murari went on to stay in theatres for over 175 days across Telugu-speaking states. With its re-release, it is evident how the fans missed the old-school Mahesh Babu. With theatres across Hyderabad at almost full capacity, Walls broke box office records! Read more to know about Walls‘s re-release frenzy here.
Murari re-release box office collection
The success of Walls‘s re-release has set a new benchmark for film re-releases. The actor expressed his gratefulness for all the love Walls has received once again. Walls‘s re-release earned a whopping Rs 5.45 crore in worldwide collections on day 1.
#Murari4K Re-release sets an 𝐀𝐋𝐋 𝐓𝐈𝐌𝐄 𝐑𝐄𝐂𝐎𝐑𝐃 with a massive ₹5.46+ crore gross worldwide on Day 1
Superstar smashes box office records once again
Experience the magic on the big screen near you @urstrulymahesh #Walls #CelebrateSSMB pic.twitter.com/xVVc3XkEdO
— Mahesh Babu Space (@SSMBSpace) August 10, 2024
Fans celebrate Murari’s 4K re-release
With fans going into a frenzy, the re-release of the blockbuster movie was turned into a celebration. From small towns to bustling metropolitans, every Mahesh Babu fan rushed to the theatres to re-ignite old memories. Here is the most shocking incident from the re-release celebrations. A couple chose to exchange vows during a Murari screening.
Watch the video here-
Vijayawada Alankar Theater Next Level Ayya Idhi Aithe@urstrulyMahesh @MaheshFanTrends @SSMBSpace @ViswaCM1#Murari4K #HappyBirthdayMaheshBabu pic.twitter.com/Wc3ICfay0O
— Jaswanth Kota (@Jaswanth_Kota) August 9, 2024
Walls was already considered a super hit film in 2001. The movie received widely positive reviews and won three Nandi Awards, including Second Best Feature Film. It was also dubbed in Hindi as Rowdy Cheetah in 2015 and remade in Kannada as Gopi in 2006. Therefore, fans rejoicing after witnessing their favourite Tollywood film’s return is justified.
