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🔴 MIRZAPUR MOVIE HIT OR FLOP? ₹300 CRORE BOX OFFICE, BUDGET, COLLECTION & FINAL VERDICT Is Mirzapur Movie hit or flop? After crossing the massive ₹300 crore mark at the worldwide box office , this has become one of the biggest questions surrounding Mirzapur: The Movie . The Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal and Divyenndu starrer has successfully taken the hugely popular Mirzapur universe from OTT screens to cinema halls. And the numbers are getting serious. 🟢 India Net Collection: ₹215.70 Crore 🟢 India Gross Collection: ₹256.84 Crore 🔵 Overseas Collection: ₹52 Crore 🔥 Worldwide Box Office: ₹308.84 Crore These are the reported totals after 17 completed days in theatres. But does crossing ₹300 crore automatically make Mirzapur: The Movie a Hit, Super Hit or Blockbuster? What is the Mirzapur Movie budget? And can the film now make its way towards ₹350 crore worldwide? Let's analyse the complete Mirzapur Movie box office collection, budget, overseas performance and fi...

  Toxic Adult Scenes Explained: Intimate Scenes, Bold Scenes, CBFC Cuts & Uncut Version of Yash’s Film Toxic adult scenes have become one of the most discussed aspects of Yash’s Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups . But how much intimate content was actually censored, what did the CBFC reportedly change, and is a genuine Toxic uncut version available? The answer is more interesting than many viral claims suggest. The original Kannada version of Toxic received an A certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). Detailed certification reporting subsequently claimed that physical-intimacy sequences were reduced by approximately 30% at seven different points , while one sequence involving Yash’s character Raaya was reportedly reduced even further. However, this does not mean that seven complete adult scenes were deleted from Toxic. In this article, CineReview separates the Toxic intimate scenes, bold content, CBFC cuts and uncut-version rumours from what...

  Lust Stories 3 Review: Is Netflix’s Bold New Anthology Worth Watching? Netflix’s bold Indian anthology franchise is back. Lust Stories 3 arrives on Netflix on September 18, 2026, bringing together four acclaimed filmmakers — Vikramaditya Motwane, Kiran Rao, Shakun Batra and Vishal Bhardwaj — for another exploration of desire, intimacy, attraction and complicated modern relationships. But there is a bigger question this time. The original Lust Stories (2018) arrived when Indian streaming was still opening doors to conversations that mainstream Hindi cinema often approached cautiously. Lust Stories 2 (2023) continued the experiment with a new group of filmmakers and a more varied exploration of relationships. Now, eight years after the original, can Lust Stories 3 still feel fresh? That may be its biggest challenge. Audiences in 2026 are far more accustomed to mature relationship dramas on OTT platforms. Simply being “bold” is no longer enough. The stories need interesting ...