On June 6, cinemas brought back Mohanlal's cult favorite Chotta Mumbai. The amusing action drama, which first appeared on the big screen in 2007, is being praised by both movie buffs and fans of the actor. The movie is currently performing well in theaters, despite having a limited number of screenings throughout the state.

The box office earnings for the re-release of Chotta Mumbai

The movie grossed about Rs 37 lakhs from theaters throughout Kerala. In the interim, despite its restricted release, the action drama reportedly earned Rs 3 lakh from the Gulf nations, bringing its total income to Rs 40 lakh. On its re-release day, Chotta Mumbai is Mollywood's third-highest grosser overall, behind Mohanlal's Spadikam and Manichithrathazhu.

Now playing in cinemas are Asif Ali's Abhyanthara Kuttavali, Tovino Thomas' Narivetta, and Dileep's Prince & Family. In light of the audience's positive reaction, additional screens are anticipated to be added for this weekend's screening of Chotta Mumbai.

Positive response for Little Mumbai

The re-release has been favorably received by viewers. There has been a lot of praise for the way the movie introduces its characters, but many people are just too enthusiastic about this 18-year-old comedy-action picture. Several have also mentioned that the humor in this picture continues to be appreciated even after all these years. 

Additionally, some individuals have shared how delighted they are to be able to relive their 18-year-old FDFS encounters. Highlighting the joy that viewers have experienced, several people have shared their favorite scenes from the film on social media. Furthermore, some individuals have uploaded films of themselves dancing to the carnival song 'Vasco da Gama' from the movie's finale.

Sun NXT and OTTplay Premium both offer viewing of Chotta Mumbai. The main character, Vasco, is played by Mohanlal in this picture, which was directed by Anwar Rasheed. Pravinkoodu Shappu and other movies are well-known for having the backing of Anwar Rasheed. The action film is considered a cult favorite by fans of the Lucifer actor, who appreciate its humor.