BMS Trends: Mirai Is Holding Strong!

Talented youngster Tejas Sajja has delivered another blockbuster in the form of Mirai. The film released in theatres on September 12, and it is currently on a very positive run at the ticket process.

The 1st Wednesday BMS ticket sales list for 2024–25 highlights the Mirai hold which is a very positive. Also, let’s have a look at how other films have been able to fare during this period.

Pushpa 2 clearly dominated with a massive 685K tickets, proving Allu Arjun’s pan-India craze and the sequel’s sky-high expectations. Close behind, Kalki 2898 AD sold 481K tickets, continuing its strong momentum after release. Devara with 274K and HanuMan at 229K also showed impressive pull, confirming their status as big crowd-pullers.

Then we have Mirai (74K) which is a magnanimous feat in off season. The positive thing for the film here is that it has been able to register for impressive trends on BookMyShow even in the weekdays. The film is projected to hold its ground.

Game Changer (73K), and Guntur Kaaram (69K) registered solid numbers but stayed below the 100K mark. Interestingly, Kuberaa, Lucky Baskhar, and Tillu Square also maintained steady demand, each above 50K. These numbers reflect strong urban appeal and decent family audience support.

On the other hand, films like Little Hearts (48K), Court (43K), and Thandel (37K) performed moderately. Smaller films such as MadSquare (24K), Saripodhaa Sanivaaram (23K), and Kishkindhapuri (16K) recorded limited sales, showing the clear gap between star-driven projects and mid-budget experiments.

The 6th-day numbers also stood out, with Sankranthiki Vasthunam at 241K on Sunday, showing festival advantage. Overall, the chart confirms that big-star projects dominate, while smaller films struggle to break into higher sales brackets.