Mr and Mrs Mahi Box Office Collection Day 4 Prediction: Janhvi’s Film See Major Dip; To Record Its Lowest Numb

Mr and Mrs Mahi Box Office Collection Day 4 Prediction: After winning hearts with his stupendous performance in Tushar Hiranandani's Srikanth, Rajkummar Rao is now making headlines for his recent release. We are talking about Mr and Mrs Mahi which also features Janhvi Kapoor in the lead. The movie is helmed by Sharan Sharma and marks Rajkummar's second collaboration with Janhvi after their 2021 release horror comedy Roohi which also featured Varun Sharma in the lead.

For the uninitiated, Mr and Mrs Mahi revolve around a married couple who is passionate about the game of cricket. While the movie had created a massive buzz in the town, it had opened to rave reviews with fans lauding Rajkummar and Janhvi's chemistry. In fact, the audience also called it to be their duo's career best performance. Mr and Mrs Mahi's popularity was evident with the box office numbers as well as the movie raked in Rs 6.75 crores on the opening day.

However, day 2 (first Saturday) came with a little disappointment for the team as Mr and Mrs Mahi saw its first dip in numbers and minted Rs 4.6 crores. According to a report published in Sacnilk, this Sharan Sharma directorial picked up pace on day 3 (first Sunday) as it minted Rs 5.5 crores as per the early estimates and took the overall collection of the movie to Rs 16.85 crores. Given the trend, Mr and Mrs Mahi is likely to struggle at the box office today (day 4/ first Monday) as it will see a major drop in numbers and is likely to record its lowest single day collection.

Meanwhile, Janhvi is hoping the movie will do well at the box office. In fact, the quest to get a box office hit is what pushes her to try different roles. Talking about the same, she told Free Press Journal, "I always want the numerical conversion of the films I do or the roles I decide to play. I constantly seek validation for my work. My last theatrical hit was my debut film Dhadak, Roohi came out in the pandemic but since we opened up with 50% capacity, it was a success for the times we were living in. But I don't count it as a success. Mili didn't do well the box office. Once I will get that numerical validation, then I start to believe that I am doing well."