šMirai (2025) Review & Box Office Collections: A Myth, A Warrior, A Cinematic Spectacle
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- Sep 16
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The wait is over. Karthik Gattamneniās Miraiāmarketed in some regions as MirÄi: Super Yodhaāhas stormed into theaters worldwide on September 12, 2025, bringing with it a blend of Indian mythology, high-octane fantasy action, and a heroās journey that feels both timeless and fresh. Starring Teja Sajja, Manchu Manoj, Ritika Nayak, Shriya Saran, Jagapathi Babu, and Jayaram, the film has already made a massive splash at the box office.
But is MiraiĀ all spectacle, or does it carry the soul of a true epic? Letās dive in.
āļø Story & Premise
At the heart of MiraiĀ lies the journey of Vedha PrajapatiĀ (Teja Sajja), a street-smart orphan who survives by pickpocketing. His carefree life takes a turn when he discovers that he is destined to be the protector of the nine grandhas, sacred scriptures forged by Emperor Ashoka after the bloody Kalinga War. These scriptures hold the power to turn mortals into deities.
Enter Mahabir Lama (Manchu Manoj), the ruthless leader of the Black Sword, who has already captured eight of the nine grandhas and become nearly invincible. The clash for the final and most powerful scriptureāAmaragrandhaāsets Vedha on a quest that intertwines destiny, love, sacrifice, and cosmic power.
āAmid the rush of its fast-paced narration, one question haunts above all: What is MIRÄI?ā
š Performances
Teja SajjaĀ delivers a career-defining performance as Vedha. His transformation from petty thief to chosen savior feels organic, layered with vulnerability and grit.
Manchu ManojĀ is terrifying as Mahabir Lama, embodying menace with every glare and sword swing.
Shriya SaranĀ as Ambika, Vedhaās mother, brings emotional depth that anchors the fantasy spectacle in human drama.
Ritika NayakĀ shines as Vibha, balancing charm with her role as the guiding force in Vedhaās life.
Cameos from Rana Daggubati, Prabhas, and Mahesh BabuĀ drew roaring cheers in theaters, making them a crowd-pleasing highlight.
š¬ Direction & Craft
Director Karthik GattamneniĀ clearly swings for the fences, and for the most part, he connects. MiraiĀ is a visual spectacle, with sweeping VFX-heavy battle sequences, intricately designed armor, and mythological backdrops that feel larger than life.
The action choreographyĀ rivals international fantasy franchises.
The background score by Koo Bon-chunĀ elevates the mythic tone, blending Indian classical flourishes with pulsating modern beats.
At 93 minutes, the pacing is relentlessāsometimes too relentless, as character arcs occasionally get swallowed by the spectacle.
Still, the film never loses sight of its emotional core, thanks to the mother-son thread woven through the narrative.
š§¾ Box Office Collections
With a ā¹60 crore budget, MiraiĀ is already on its way to blockbuster territory. Hereās the breakdown so far:
š Worldwide Gross (as of Sept. 16, 2025)
Day 1 (Sept. 12):Ā ā¹27.2 crore
Day 2 (Sept. 13):Ā ā¹28.4 crore
Day 3 (Sept. 14):Ā ā¹25.6 crore
Weekend Total:Ā ā¹81.2 crore
Day 4 (Sept. 15):Ā ā¹10.25 crore
4-Day Worldwide Gross:Ā ā¹91.45 crore
š®š³ India Net Collections (4 Days)
Day 1:Ā ā¹13.1 crore
Day 2:Ā ā¹15.1 crore
Day 3:Ā ā¹17.21 crore
Day 4:Ā ā¹5.96 crore
India Net (4 Days):Ā ā¹50.56 crore
š° Verdict So Far
With its worldwide gross at ā¹98.45 crore and climbing, MiraiĀ is all but guaranteed to cross the ā¹100 crore mark within its first week, a massive achievement for a Telugu-language fantasy adventure.
ā Review Summary
MiraiĀ is a bold, ambitious, and visually dazzling fantasy epicĀ that merges Indian mythology with modern blockbuster sensibilities. While its pacing occasionally sacrifices depth for spectacle, the sheer energy, star power, and grand scale make it one of the most exciting Indian films of 2025.
Rating: ā ā ā ā ā (4/5)š A must-watch for fans of epic adventures, mythological fantasy, and larger-than-life cinema.
š® Final Thoughts
With its roaring start at the box office, MiraiĀ has not only proven that Telugu cinema continues to push boundaries but also set the stage for future mythological fantasy sagas in Indian cinema. As Vedhaās story unfolds, one thing is clear:
š„ The legend of Mirai is just beginning.



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