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The Conjuring: Last Rites Box Office Collection Day 5: Worldwide 1850 Cr blast
The Conjuring: Last Rites Box Office Collection Day 5: Hollywood's most popular horror franchise, The Conjuring Universe's new film, The Conjuring: Last Rites, is continuously making a splash at the box office. Released on September 5, this film has received a great response in India and abroad. The film also maintained a strong hold on the fifth day. The English version earned 2.44 crores, the Hindi version added 3.08 crores, and the Tamil version collected 0.16 crores. About 5.68 crores was earned in India on Day 5 alone. In this way, the film proved its hold on the audience | Click Here...
The Conjuring: Last Rites Box Office Collection Day 3: Horror Franchise earned 50.50 crores in the first weekend
The Conjuring: Last Rites Box Office Collection Day 3: The last chapter of the horror franchise, The Conjuring, is also doing well among the audience in India. The film is based on the Smurl Haunting Case, which famous paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren investigated. The film is a direct sequel to The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, released in 2021, and is also considered the last installment of The Conjuring Universe. The film earned 17.5 crores on its first day, which includes 10 crores from the English version, 6.35 crores from Hindi, 0.75 crores from Tamil, and | Click Here...
The Conjuring: Last Rites Review: Watchable, But Far From Wicked
The Conjuring Universe has never been subtle, but it’s always known how to deliver a punch. Last Rites, the final chapter in Phase One of the franchise, is anticipated with heavy anticipation. A dramatic sendoff. A dreadful finale. Instead, what we get is a film that can’t determine whether it wants to torment us or hug us. Set in the mid-60s, the film begins with a promising premise: a cursed mirror, the Warrens’ first brush with it, and a traumatic childbirth that sets the emotional tone. That emotional angle—Lorraine’s grief, her faith, the miracle of baby Judy—shouldâ | Click Here...