Murari was released in 2001.
Murari’s director Krishna Vamsi’s masterful blend of supernatural elements and soulful family drama, coupled with Mani Sharma’s soothing music.
Mahesh Babu’s 2001 blockbuster Murari has returned to theatres with a resounding success, proving that some films are truly timeless classics. The 4K re-release was a runaway success on its first day, grossing an impressive Rs 5.46 crore worldwide. This re-release has exceeded all expectations, proving the film’s enduring popularity and the superstar’s huge fan following.
The film continued its success on its second day, grossing Rs 2 crore, reportedly taking its total collection to Rs 7.40 crore at the global box office. The film collected Rs 8.85 crore worldwide by the end of its run.
Mahesh Babu’s fans celebrated Murari as it had a strong run in both the single screens and multiplexes, adding to its impressive box office numbers.
The film’s re-release has sent fans into a frenzy that has turned into a celebration. From bustling cities to tranquil villages, cinema halls are packed to the brim with excited audiences. The excitement peaked with a couple exchanging wedding vows during a screening of Murari – a testament to the film’s enduring charm.
Director Krishna Vamsi’s masterful blend of supernatural elements and soulful family drama, coupled with Mani Sharma’s soothing music, has ensured that Murari continues to resonate with audiences. Mahesh Babu’s portrayal of the cursed protagonist Murari remains as captivating as ever.
Overwhelmed by the overwhelming response, Mahesh Babu took to social media to thank his fans for their unwavering support. The success of the re-release of Murari has set a new benchmark for film re-releases and fans are eagerly awaiting the return of more Mahesh Babu classics to the big screen.
Murari is a family drama film that combines elements of romance, tradition and spirituality. The film stars Mahesh Babu in the lead role and Sonali Bendre, Prakash Raj, Lakshmi and other notable actors deliver memorable performances. The film’s music, composed by Mani Sharma, remains a fan favourite and adds to the film’s lasting legacy.
The story revolves around Murari, a fun-loving character whose family is cursed by the goddess Durga. This curse, which claims the life of a family member every 48 years, threatens Murari’s life. The narrative depicts his journey to overcome this curse, with his grandmother making a huge sacrifice to save him.
Since its original release in 2001, Murari has been hailed as a milestone in Telugu cinema. It received positive reviews and was declared a super hit at the box office. The film’s success was further cemented by three Nandi Awards, including the award for the Second Best Feature Film. The film was also dubbed in Hindi as Rowdy Cheetah in 2015 and remade in Kannada as Gopi in 2006, underlining its wide appeal.
While the wait for Mahesh Babu’s next magnum opus with Rajamouli continues, Murari is a striking reminder of his enduring stardom and the magic of cinema.