Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna starrer Diwali release Thamma, which is the fifth installment in the Maddock Horror Comedy Universe, is performing phenomenally well at the ticket windows.
After enjoying a giant opening day of Rs 25.11 crore, the rom-com horror stayed strong and raked in Rs 19.23 crore, taking its total collection to Rs 44.34 crore. In just 2 days, Thamma has surpassed the lifetime business of movies like Shahid Kapoor’s Deva, Ajay Devgn’s Son of Sardaar 2, Kajol’s Maa and John Abraham starrer The Diplomat, along with 51 other Bollywood movies
The lifetime business of the below-mentioned movies
Son of Sardaar 2 - Rs 43.24 crore
The Diplomat - Rs 40.30 crore
Maa - Rs 34.93 crore
Deva - Rs 32.07 crore
Dhadak 2 - Rs 21.43 crore
Maalik - Rs 19.20 crore
Fateh - Rs 12.85 crore
Emergency - Rs 16.52 crore
Badass Ravi Kumar - Rs 9.66 crore
Azaad - Rs 6.32 crore
Loveyapa - Rs 7.04 crore
Superboys Of Malegaon - Rs 3.54 crore
Crazxy - Rs 11.09 crore
Ground Zero - Rs 7.54 crore
Phule - Rs 5.07 crore
The Bhootnii - Rs 6.10 crore
Ek Chatur Naar - Rs 3.20 crore
Homebound - Rs 3 crore
Heer Express - Rs 2.60 crore
Jugnuma - Rs 0.40 crore
Directed by Aditya Sarpotdar of Munjya fame, the movie also features Paresh Rawal and Nawazuddin Siddiqui in prominent roles
Talking about the review, Firstpost gave Thamma 2.5 stars and wrote, “Thamma has sweep, ambition, and imagination but it’s also overlong and repetitive. The vampire jokes stop being comical after a point. There’s an ill-timed kiss too. Another flimsy moment (this time not in good ways) that shows a Herculean Ayushmann Khurrana brings back memories of a man-mountain Hrithik Roshan from the climax of Aap Mujhe Achche Lagne Lage. The cliffhangers are losing sheen and after a point, it may be difficult to connect the dots as Maddock’s horror-comedy universe continues to grow. Next in line is Shakti Shalini starring Aneet Padda in the lead. This new outing must have Geeta Sharma anyhow. We then get to see a semi-Saiyaara universe hopefully with a cameo by Mohit Suri.”
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