'Kabaddi 4' is on its way to 51st day after breaking the record of 'Chakka Panja 3'

Before last June 13, the record of the highest grossing film in the history of Nepali films was 'Chakka Panja 3'. According to the claims of producer and actor Deepakraj Giri, this film earned 20 crores in the domestic market. Even the film 'Chha Maya Chhapakkai' made by Deepak K group with producer Rohit Adhikari did not break this record. Breaking the record of 20 crores was considered impossible at the moment.

However, the June 16 release of "Kabaddi 4" beat "Chakka Panja 3's" 16-day lifetime box office record. Currently, "Kabaddi 4" is the top-grossing Nepali movie. The movie, which has endured despite negative reviews from reviewers, is shown approaching the success threshold on its 51st day. The movie, which debuted on Thursday and is currently in its 40th day, will now screen for 11 days to mark its 51st day.

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The movie is still being shown in more than a dozen single theaters and multiplexes, including QFX, One Cinemas, Big Movies, Ranjana Cineplex, etc., with positive showings. Since no significant Nepali film has been released since June, and both Nepali and international films that have been released have not been able to satisfy the public, it has been simple for "Kabaddi" 4 to remain in theaters. The movie will undoubtedly commemorate its 51st day because there won't be another significant Nepali film for a few more weeks.

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The business of the movie has significantly increased because it is rumored to be the final season of "Kabaddi." The past three seasons of the series did well at the box office. 'Kabaddi 4' is now doing Housefull business abroad as well. Dayahang Rai, Saugata Malla, Miruna Magar, Vijay Baral, Buddhi Tamang, and other actors appear in the Rambabu Gurung-directed movie. Currently, filmmaker Gurung has based his movie "Master Bamkaji" on the "Kabaddi" character Bamkaji (Saugat Mall).

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