The true story of a mother who, after having her children taken away from her, is left to fight with the entire country is told in Rani Mukerji's movie ‘Mrs. Chatterjee Vs. Norway’. ‘Mrs. Chatterjee Vs. Norway’, a movie based on actual events, has made approximately Rs 15 crore in theatre sales in just 11 days. The Ashima Chibber-directed film is having trouble staying afloat at the box office, since the collections aren't good enough.
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Box Office Collection
According to early estimates, on day 11 (March 27th), the film earned around Rs. 60 lakh, bringing the total domestic box office collection to Rs. 15.73 crore. These numbers are not particularly impressive, but they are still noteworthy considering the ongoing pandemic and the fact that the film was released in limited theaters.
Despite these challenges, mMrs. Chatterjee Vs. Norway’ managed to maintain an overall 7.77% Hindi occupancy on March 27, 2023. This indicates that the film is still drawing in audiences, albeit at a slower pace than some of the more popular releases of the year.
About ‘Mrs. Chatterjee Vs. Norway’
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The plot of the movie revolves around the story of a Norwegian couple who loses custody of their child to an Indian couple, the Chatterjees. The Norwegian authorities take away their child because they believe that the child is not being properly cared for. The Chatterjees are then faced with the challenge of fighting for custody of the child in a foreign country.
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