Kajol's Maa Shows Strength: Box Office Collection on Day 4, Will Monday Bring a Downfall?

Kajol's Maa Shows Strength: Box Office Collection on Day 4, Will Monday Bring a Downfall? Newspoint | 01/07/2025 02:39:07

Kajol’s much-anticipated mythological horror drama Maa has finally hit theatres, sparking conversations with its bold take on the ancient tale of Goddess Kali and the demon Rakhtbeej. Directed by Vishal Furia, the film stars Kajol in the titular role, with Ronit Roy, Indraneil Sengupta, and Kherin Sharma in prominent roles. Notably, Maa marks Ronit Roy’s second collaboration with Kajol after nearly three decades, adding a nostalgic touch for fans.

Strong Buzz, Mixed Reactions
Following the success of Ajay Devgn and R. Madhavan’s Shaitaan, expectations were high for Maa, thanks to its intriguing trailer and impactful visuals. However, despite the initial hype, the film received mixed reviews from audiences. While Kajol’s performance and the mythological narrative were praised, many felt the film lacked emotional resonance and depth, leading to underwhelming box office numbers.

According to Sacnilk, Maa collected Rs 7 crore on its third day (Sunday), pushing its total opening weekend collection to Rs 17.65 crore. The numbers, although modest, fell short of expectations for such a high-profile release.

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Monday Test Ahead

As the film entered its first Monday a crucial day that often determines a movie’s staying power industry watchers were uncertain about its future. However, early reports suggest that Maa is showing decent hold on day four. As per a tweet by Always Bollywood, the film is gradually inching towards the Rs 25 crore mark.

Kajol’s Emotional Connect
In a recent interview with Khaleej Times, Kajol expressed her deep emotional connection to the film: “Maa that word is universal. A mother’s instinct to protect is the same in every culture.” Speaking to Zoom, she added that the story of Kali Ma and Rakhtbeej has always resonated with her, and making Maa felt like a guided journey.