After Pushpa 2, Mufasa: The Lion King to Rule the Box Office? Check Ticket Sales

Mufasa: The Lion King is set to hit the theaters with a world-class cinematic experience starting today. Following the success of Pushpa 2 in the month, many new films are trying to follow its path, Mufasa: The Lion King is one of them. Shah Rukh Khan and Mahesh Babu's dubbed film is selling huge numbers at the Box Office. Let's find out more. 

Mufasa: The Lion King Ticket Sales Exceeds Expectations

Ticket Sales are important when it comes to slaying the Box Office charts. Mufasa: The Lion King has understood the importance of sales, backed by Walt Disney this Hollywood film has performed amazingly in the pre-bookings. As per Koimoi, the film sold over 45K tickets in yesterday's advance booking which is a great deal. Not just that, the film sold over 6.2K tickets in the previous one hour on BookMyShow. Standing tall at the expectations, the film is receiving a great response in terms of Box office earnings.

Shah Rukh Khan and Mahesh Babu Impact 

Indian audience is often influenced by major Indian names attached to a Hollywood film. Since Shah Rukh Khan and Mahesh Babu have given their voices to the role of Mufasa in Hindi and Telugu respectively, fans are more inclined to watch the film. Shah Rukh Khan being the King of Indian cinema is attracting a lot of audiences of all ages whereas Mahesh Babu's impact in South Indian states is indeed an impressive treat. Talking about the Hindi version, Shah Rukh Khan's almost whole family is involved in the film. His oldest son Aaryan Khan has given his voice to Simba whereas youngest lent his voice to young Mufasa.

About Mufasa: The Lion King

Mufasa: The Lion King is one of the most loved animated movies first released in 2019. The latest film will be the prequel to the 2019 film and will tell the story of Mufasa's origin and journey to become The Lion King. In the story, Rafiki enlightens Kiara about Simba's father. The film is now available in cinemas, it is directed by Barry Jenkins and Hans Zimmer gave the music to the film. 

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