Munna — Theatrical Centers Run
Munna is one of the most celebrated Tollywood films for theatrical longevity, achieving a remarkable long-run across major centers in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Munna successfully completed its 50-day theatrical run in 133 centers, with the milestone reached on 20 June 2007. The film went on to complete a 100-day run in 9 centers (9 August 2007), an extraordinary feat in Telugu cinema.
About Munna
Munna is a Action, Crime, Drama film released on 2 May 2007. The film was directed by Vamshi Paidipally. The film features Prabhas, Ileana D'Cruz, Prakash Raj, Rahul Dev, Kota Srinivasa Rao in lead roles. Munna (Prabhas) is a college student. His aim is to finish off mafia don Kakha (Prakash Raj) who keeps the entire city under his grip. Munna has personal vengeance to take on Kakha. An honest politician Srinivasa Rao (Kota Srinivasa Rao) relentlessly works to expose Kakha but gets killed. Meanwhile, Munna’s classmate Nidhi (Ileana D'Cruz) falls in love with him. The twist in the tale is that Kakha is none other than his estranged father who tries to sell off his mother and was responsible for the death of his mother and his kid sister. Another don in the city named Aatma, who is the opposition of Kakha (Rahul Dev) asks Munna to join him. But Munna refuses his proposal. Munna starts to beat Kakha and the mind game begins. Kakha's second wife and son-daughter left him and join Munna. After some incidents including the death of his best friend, Munna finds out that Aatma was working for Kakha all along. View complete movie details →
Box Office Verdict & Collections
Munna earned a average verdict at the box office, with a TollyBO rating of 2.5/5. Strong critical reception and massive word-of-mouth drove audiences to cinemas for weeks, resulting in the long centers run detailed above. Read the complete TollyBO review →
Centers Run Milestone Dates
The day-wise centers data for Munna tells a story of exceptional box office stamina. On its 50th day (20 June 2007), the film was still showing in 133 centers — see the 50 days centers page for the full city-wise breakdown. By the 100th day (9 August 2007), it continued in 9 centers — a feat achieved by very few Telugu films — detailed on the 100 days centers page.
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