This Article is From May 11, 2019

MOM China Box Office Collection: Sridevi's Film Earns Rs 11.47 Crore, Boney Kapoor Says 'Wish She Was Here'

MOM China box office collection: Saturday and Sunday is crucial for a healthy weekend earning

MOM China Box Office Collection: Sridevi's Film Earns Rs 11.47 Crore, Boney Kapoor Says 'Wish She Was Here'

MOM China box office collection: Sridevi in a film still. (Image courtesy: YouTube)

Highlights

  • MOM debuts at number 4 at China Box Office
  • MOM is Sridevi's last movie before she died in February 2018
  • "Wish Sridevi was here," said Boney Kapoor on MOM's success in China
New Delhi:

MOM, starring Sridevi, is unstoppable as the film continues to climb the stairs of success at the China box office. The film, which is also Sridevi's last film, debuted at fourth position in China box office, opening better than the last month's AndhaDhun. Trade analyst Taran Adarsh tweeted that while MOM puts up a good start, the collection will witness an upturn on the coming weekends. He tweeted: "Box office opens better than last month's AndhaDhun... Although the start is good, the business needs to witness an upturn on Saturday and Sunday for a healthy weekend total... Friday China business is $ 1.64 million (Rs 11.47 crore). Note: Includes screenings held earlier."

Here's Taran Adarsh's tweet:

MOM's producer Boney Kapoor, who is also the husband of late actress Sridevi, got emotional as the film released in China's theatres. Boney Kapoor said in a statement: "MOM is very close to our heart and we are very overwhelmed to witness the love the film is receiving in China... At such occasion, I wish Sri was here to see the huge success her film has garnered."

MOM is a revenge drama which tracks the story of Janki (Sridevi), who takes revenge for her daughter Arya's (played by Pakistani actress Sajal Ali) sexual assault.

The film earned almost Rs 20 crore at India box office in the first week of its release. Film critic Saibal Chatterjee wrote in his review for NDTV: "MOM finds just enough space to focus on a slew of human relationships." He gave the film 3.5-star rating.

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