Mirzapur The Movie review and release Live Updates: The Ali Fazal, Divyenndu and Pankaj Tripathi-starrer is expected to have a good start at the box office.Mirzapur The Movie Review and Release Live Updates: After three successful seasons on Amazon Prime Video, Mirzapur The Movie released in theatres on Friday, September 4. The film follows the battle for Mirzapur’s throne as old enemies resurface and new threats emerge. The film’s story is set in the middle of the first season and takes off after the sixth episode of the first season. Fans will therefore get to see many characters who have since died on the show.
Ahead of its theatrical release, the film has already generated strong interest at the box office, with advance bookings showing an encouraging response. According to trade tracker Sacnilk, the movie has recorded an advance gross of Rs 3.92 crore, excluding blocked seats, with 1,38,968 tickets sold across 7,442 shows. Including blocked seats, the film’s advance booking stands at Rs 6.19 crore.
While fans of the series are showing their excitement through advance bookings, the makers have another challenge to address: ensuring the film works for both fans and new viewers.
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At Mirzapur: The Movie’s trailer launch, the makers said even those who haven’t watched the series can watch the film without feeling disconnected. Talking about the movie, Harshita Gaur, who plays Dimpy Pandit, said, “People had never seen something like Mirzapur before, and they have been hooked. Every time we feel that now that it’s been three seasons, how will the audience react, they amaze us with their reaction. We didn’t feel like a movie could ever be made. The film has to go back to season 1, so the universe has to be kept in mind. This new universe is a block between episode 6 and episode 7 of season 1. When the film ends, you will see how it merges with the other seasons. Also, there are a few things that have been happening in characters’ lives that may have happened before the season existed. So you will connect the dots as to why something happened in season one based on what happened previously.”
Mirzapur: The Movie features Ali Fazal, Divyenndu, Pankaj Tripathi, Shweta Tripathi, Shriya Pilgaonkar, Rasika Dugal, Rajesh Tailang, Anangsha Biswas, Sheeba Chadha and Harshita Gaur, who reprise their roles from the series. Jitendra Kumar, Sonal Chauhan, Ravi Kishan, Mohit Malik and Sushant Singh are the new additions to the cast.
According to trade tracker Sacnilk, Mirzapur The Movie collected Rs 24.75 crore across 11,135 shows in India on Friday. This brings the film’s total India gross collections to Rs 29.70 crore.
Trade analyst Joginder Tuteja took to X to post, "MEGA ENTERTAINER This will be bhaukaal at the #boxoffice due to its out & out massy treatment. While 200 crores is certainly coming, this one has a realistic potential to get into 250-300 crores range as well. DEFINITE BLOCKBUSTER."
User @OptionsFlavour wrote on X, "MirzapurTheMovie is BHAUKAAL. Imagine Breaking Bad or Game of Thrones being made into movies as prequel or sequel. You’d never expect the movie to be better than the web series, when the original is already a cult classic. But Mirzapur has actually pulled it off. This movie is MASTERPIECE, better than the cult Season 1 & 2. It’s 3 hours 15 minutes long, but there is not a single boring scene. The dialogues, punchlines, humour and sarcasm are top-notch and fresh. The background music in every scene is DHANSU. Can I take the liberty of saying it’s better than Dhurandhar 1 & 2?"
User @indic_kanyaa tweeted, "Just got out of the theatre and I’m still thinking about that final action sequence. Ali Fazal absolutely nailed it.What a way to end the movie."
Mirzapur The Movie, currently running across 9,425 shows, has collected Rs 19.53 crore net as of 8 pm on Friday. This brings the film’s total India gross collections to Rs 23.05 crore.
Karan Johar took to his Instagram Stories and wrote, "Mirzapur is a solid, Kadak, masaledar ride! I love the series and I thoroughly enjoyed the film!!!! All the epic characters shine and make way for the new ones with aplomb! Even if you haven’t seen the series you will love the film!!!"
In an exclusive conversation with SCREEN, Mirzapur’s Golu aka Shweta Tripathi Sharma believes Mirzapur The Movie offers something for everyone — the OG fans and newbies. Read More Here
Mirzapur The Movie, currently running across 8,309 shows, has collected Rs 17.28 crore net as of 7 pm on Friday. This brings the film’s total India gross collections to Rs 20.39 crore.
User DarkKnight183254 shared on Reddit, "Felt Average. The initial half, where the new antagonist is set up, his character is established, and his plan to take over Mirzapur is revealed, feels interesting for a while. The comedy based on the main characters, whether through their actions or dialogues sprinkled throughout the movie, works well. Some of the moments involving Bablu, the moments between Munna and Guddu, and Beena's backstory add depth to the characters and create intrigue around Beena's future in the upcoming season. However, after the initial half, the story progression becomes dull. The initial intrigue around the antagonist and his plan dies down, his character arc feels surface-level, the moments lack tension and drama, and the twists don't have the required impact and sometimes even feel pointless. This is partly due to the known fate of the characters, as established in Season 1, which also affects the emotional connection. However, the story slightly picks up during the climax, where more character moments are added."
User mahaanvinesh note on Reddit read, "It was a fun watch. You don't need to watch the series to even understand the dynamics of the characters, but you'll have more fun if you have watched at least season 1. Ali Fazal was a hulk of a character, Pankaj Tripathi & Divyenndu did what they did in the series, and Jitendra Kumar was a good replacement for Vikrant Messey imo. I haven't watched the whole series except the 1st season. So, I enjoyed all the banters between Guddu Pandit and Munna Tripathi. The chemistry between the Pandit siblings was underwhelming for me. All the characters who were already in the series have their own moments throughout the movie."
User phoenixkiller2 said via Reddit, "Just saw the movie. It's 4/5 It has everything what mirzapur fans want. They have just added songs since it's a movie. Some main characters don't have much screen time since it's going to have sequels but they're there. Very much connected to original. It could have been slightly smaller since i felt it was dragging or slow at parts. Guddu is hulk, Jittu did fine as bablu, Kaleen bhayya and Munna were brilliant. Ravi kishen was good too...took some weight of the movie and did pretty well."
User Tech_pros27 posted on Reddit, "Mid. Comedy was good. Action was few and far in between. But oh my god the screenplay dragged."
Mirzapur The Movie, currently running across 7,486 shows, has collected Rs 14.03 crore net as of 5 pm on Friday. This brings the film's total India gross collections to Rs 16.56 crore.
Exhibitor Vishek Chauhan shared on X, "Awaarapan 2 then Hanuman Ansh and now Mirzapur The Movie..Boxoffice is beautiful, it teaches you everyday..learn, unlearn then learn and repeat."
X page @Bollywoodmusicx posted, "Lacks in character development, but remains highly engaging. Ravi Kishan, Divyenndu Sharma & Ali Fazal are in top form. A great watch with a brilliant climax! "
X user @ShyamkrishnanB shared, "Mirzapur The Movie, which takes place between Episodes 6 & 7 of Season 1, feels exactly like one mid-season episode that got stretched like a rubber band into a 3hr 15 min movie. The film is essentially a peek into the past of the Mirzapur lore and could easily have worked as an OTT movie. The thin plot: Babban Babua Yadav (Ravi Kishan) trying to overthrow Kaleen Bhaiya under the guise of a business deal, forms the core of the story. It’s definitely great to see our beloved characters for the first time on the big screen, and the usual dark comedy, quirky dialogues and gun action are all here. But honestly, this could have been much shorter and still worked just as well. The Mirzapur nostalgia is the biggest reason to watch this one."
X user @Pushkar1103 posted, "Mirzapur is most entertaining movie this year. They totally understood what audiance need and gave them that. That race between Munna and Guddu bhaiya was peak maja. The end fight got a bit cheasy but man that's how you make a massy movie. That mid credits with sanso ki mala♥️."
A fan @Ayush619Ayush took to X to share a take on Mirzapur The Movie and wrote, "Amazing treat for Mirzapur fans who got disappointed after last 2 seasons. Mass hats off to Puneet Krishna for such classic & layered writing with solid sub-plots. The chase sequence & the climax twist something no Mirzapur fan would've expected, the crowd went totally wild."
Mirzapur: The Movie has received 3 stars from The Indian Express' film critic Shubhra Gupta who called it an “overlong but enjoyable ride.” The review praises the return of Pankaj Tripathi as Kaleen Bhaiyya, noting that his presence brings back much of the charm and energy that made the original series popular. Ali Fazal, Divyenndu, Rasika Dugal and the returning cast also add weight to the film, while Ravi Kishan’s introduction brings a new dimension to the battle for the Mirzapur throne. However, the 197-minute runtime is described as a drawback, with some portions feeling rushed or unnecessary. Despite these flaws, the review concludes that the film manages to entertain through its fast-paced stretches and an “intriguing climax.” READ THE FULL REVIEW HERE
X user @mahadev67008154 posted, "Great 1st half 🔥followed by an average 2nd half! Some cheerful scenes in climax. The performances were good from everyone! Superb soundtrack! Overall a Decent watch🙌 #mirzapur #mirzapurthemovie."
As of Day 1's 2 pm, Mirzapur: The Movie is currently running across 5,410 shows and has collected Rs 7.86 crore net in India. This takes its India gross collection to Rs 9.27 crore, while the India net stands at Rs 7.86 crore. The film recorded a morning occupancy of 25.85%.
X user @VWritessss shared, "Mirzapur The Movie is a decent one that doesn't deliver something big or dissapoint you. But makes you want more from the Mirzapur world. 1st half was good. The 2nd half was a bit disappointing. That climax could've been handled better because it had potential to give 2x high."
X user @SAMTHEBESTEST_ shared, "Mirzapur The Movie Review: Strictly average, strictly for fans! Mirzapur is a damn slow affair for a crime thriller and bores a lot with its slow pacing and dated conflicts. Yet, a decent-avg watch for its fans. The last 30-35 mins is where the film picks up and entertains with some action packed scenes. The romance and attempted vulgarity is of no use at all. The action sequences are poorly shot and look like serial shots. There is a part two hint in the end. Full review soon.."
Trade analyst Nishit Shaw shared Mirzapur first half review and posted, "Mazedaar. The best part? It works even for those who have no clue about the series. Special mention to the dialogues. Sure to transform theatres into stadiums. All eyes on the Second Half. "
Mirzapur: The Movie has received a 4-star review from The Climax India, with the reviewer praising it as a “proper fan-service mass entertainer.” The review describes the film as delivering “pure, unfiltered blood and power”, with the story picking up from where Kaleen Bhaiya and Guddu’s journey was left off. It highlights the raw violence, sharp dialogues and UP hinterland setting, while praising Pankaj Tripathi as Kaleen Bhaiya for his “calm, cruel, and commanding” performance and Ali Fazal for bringing rage and vulnerability to Guddu. The reviewer concludes that the film retains its core theme of revenge and urges fans, "Don't miss the post-credits scene!!"
X user @jammypants4 shared a review of Mirzapur The Movie and wrote, "There is a scene where Munna Bhaiya insults JP Yadav and Kaleen joins the party that will generate guaranteed whistles in theatres Absolutely hilarious. Mirzapur."
According to trade site Sacnilk, as of Day 1's 1 pm, Mirzapur: The Movie is currently running across 4,655 shows and has collected Rs 5.77 crore net in India so far with India gross collection at Rs 6.81 crore.
X user @charya_h shared, "Mirzapur turns the raw, intense franchise into a larger-than-life big-screen spectacle with full mass entertainment. Kaleen Bhaiya and Munna Bhaiya together at their most ruthless and powerful performance will last their impact on audiences."
X user @_mrchaturvedi shared, "Mirzapur - First Half Review The first half is decent with at least three elevated moments. The background music is great and the handling of the movie is pretty good so far. However, there’s a lot of over-explaining which feels like a stretched web series on a big screen. This doesn’t detract from the first half though; it remains interesting thanks to the characters and some popular dialogue. Fans of web series will find it above average but if you’re neutral or unaware of the world it feels a bit stretched with just two or three genuinely high moments. The first song is unnecessary but the Vindhyavasini Mata song was good. Overall, a decent first half."
According to trade analyst Sharat Chandra, the film Mirzapur: The Movie could have a strong theatrical run if audience word-of-mouth turns positive. The film’s biggest advantage could be its established fan base, particularly in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities, where the popularity of its three main characters is expected to translate into stronger footfalls. If the audience response remains favourable after the opening, Mirzapur: The Movie could potentially sustain its momentum beyond the first weekend.
Mirzapur: The Movie has cleared a crucial last-minute legal hurdle as the Allahabad High Court refused to stay the film’s theatrical release, allowing the Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal and Divyenndu Sharma-starrer to hit cinemas on September 4. The PIL had alleged that the Mirzapur franchise negatively portrays the real-life Uttar Pradesh district by associating it with violence, crime, obscenity and derogatory content. The court has adjourned the hearing by four weeks, meaning the film can continue its theatrical run for now.
Mirzapur: The Movie has received an enthusiastic early review from Its Cinema, which called the film a “peak mass entertainer” and awarded it 3.5 stars. The review read, "The iconic web series gets a big-screen upgrade – and the result is a roaring, ruthless, razor-sharp entertainer that works big time... SURE-SHOT HIT. #mirzapurthemoviereview #mirzapur."
Mirzapur: The Movie released in theatres on September 4, 2026, with ticket prices ranging from Rs 149 to Rs 1,800, depending on the location, theatre type and showtime. The film has a runtime of 3 hours, 17 minutes and 19 seconds and has been awarded an A (Adults Only) certificate by the CBFC. Given its long runtime, theatres have scheduled multiple shows throughout the day, with screenings beginning as early as the morning and continuing into late-night shows. In several locations, shows have been listed from around 8:00 to 9:20 am through 11:55 pm, offering audiences multiple options across morning, afternoon, evening and night slots. The wide showtime window is expected to help the film cater to the strong demand generated by the popular Mirzapur franchise, particularly during its opening weekend.
X user @Luxelioness_ shared, "Mirzapur The Movie Review: Mirzapur: The Movie doesn’t miss a beat when it comes to entertainment. Pankaj tripathi mass, Ravi Kishan’s entry as Babbua Yadav instantly breathes new life into the story, adding the punch and energy the narrative needed. #mirzapur."
Shweta Tripathi, who is reprising her much-loved role of Golu Didi in Mirzapur: The Movie, says the highly anticipated big-screen adaptation took time because the makers wanted to get the story right. Talking about the film’s journey, the actor told NDTV, “Everything good takes time. You enjoy the drip coffee because it has a whole different flavour. We wanted to be very sure about why we want to tell this story on a big screen. This is a celebration from fans. It's India's first OTT-to-big screen franchise. It's also a responsibility and we take it very seriously. We hold our fans in high regard.”
X user @filmygautam added in his Mirzapur interval review, "Pankaj Tripathi is excellent as always. Jitendra Kumar seems to be misfit in the world and it's not about his performance but where he comes from. Casting him in this role, earlier played by Vikrant Massey, would've felt natural because Jitendra has played shades of similar character well earlier but since he is in completely different world as an actor this time, it's not completely convincing. It feels as if Jeetu Bhaiyya is playing Bablu now. The solution could have been experimenting with a slightly darker character. Pre-Interval scene sets right expectations for 2nd half."
X user @CinemaPrakash shared his expectations for the film Mirzapur: The Movie and wrote, "It's #mirzapur day today. They killed the wrong person in season 1 and suffered next 2 seasons. Hope they fix that in the movie. And pls get actors from #purvanchal . I know munna bhaiya and Guddu bhaiya are popular but they don't fit the landscape. #mirzapurthemovie."
X user @filmygautam shared Mirzapur interval review that read, "It's a celebration for the fans as watching the story and characters on big screen definitely feels like an experience. There screenplay is loaded with moments which bring house down with laughter, the performances are very good, action and background score elevates the experience. Ravi Kishan is a fabulous addition. His entry scene is fabulous and in fact his character too seems very well written and adds to the narrative. Divyenndu Sharma seems a bit underutilised so far but his (Munna Bhaiyya's) confrontation scene with JP Yadv is where the film peaks. Ali Fazal is too good and his entry got maximum cheers from the audience."
On the ticket platform BookMyShow, Hanuman Ansh is currently leading in real-time booking velocity with 11.76K tickets sold in the last hour. The new release Mirzapur: The Movie is currently selling 9.1K tickets per hour.
Trade analyst Sumit Kadel has praised the makers of Mirzapur The Movie for their strong ground-level promotional strategy, saying they have effectively understood and targeted the film’s core audience. He noted that the makers have made a strong push across B and C-tier centres through extensive hoardings and visibility, helping generate substantial buzz ahead of release. Calling the hype “superb,” Kadel predicted that Mirzapur The Movie is “in all probability” heading towards becoming Bollywood’s next hit after Awarapan 2.
Ahead of Mirzapur The Movie, Shweta Tripathi opened up about the challenge of reconnecting with Golu Gupta after portraying the character across all three seasons of the popular series. In an interview with Outlook, she shared, "It was definitely challenging. Why we love doing Mirzapur is because of the people and the love the fans have given us, but also because we keep getting new challenges every time. All three seasons were different, and now it's a movie."
While noting a slight dip at the beginning of the second half and some stretching, trade analyst and film critic Taran Adarsh praised the pre-climax and climax, particularly the hilarious exchange between Guddu Pandit and Munna Tripathi. Taran also lauded the ensemble cast, singling out Pankaj Tripathi as “exceptional,” Ravi Kishan as “outstanding,” Ali Fazal as “fantastic” and Divyenndu as “excellent.” Concluding his review, he described the film as a “thoroughly engaging, crowd-pleasing ride” for both Mirzapur fans and those unfamiliar with the series.
Trade analyst and film critic Taran Adarsh has given Mirzapur The Movie 3.5 stars, calling it a “winner” and a “peak mass entertainer.” He praised the big-screen adaptation for feeling like a proper film rather than a stretched episode, describing it as “larger, louder, and far more cinematic” while retaining the raw flavour and spirit of the popular series. Adarsh highlighted Puneet Krishna’s “sharp, crisp” writing and punchy dialogues, while praising director Gurmmeet Singh for balancing drama, action, humour and emotion. He called the action “raw, brutal, and massy” and the background score “beyond outstanding.”
Trade analyst Navneet Mundhra believes the strong advance booking response to Mirzapur The Movie is being driven largely by the popularity of its iconic characters rather than simply the success of the OTT series. He noted that while the film’s advances are encouraging for the industry, producers should remember that not every successful web series can automatically translate into a theatrical hit. According to him, the film could score around Rs 30 crore net on Day 1.
If Mirzapur The Movie opens at the projected Rs 25 crore, it would enter the top five biggest Hindi opening days of 2026, surpassing Awarapan 2’s Rs 22 crore. A stronger start of around Rs 30 crore could put the film at No 3, matching Border 2’s Rs 30 crore opening. Currently, Dhurandhar 2 leads the list with Rs 99 crore, followed by Toxic with Rs 55 crore, Border 2 with Rs 30 crore, Awarapan 2 with Rs 22 crore, and Welcome To The Jungle with Rs 15 crore.
Following the recent failure of Yash-starrer Toxic, Mirzapur The Movie is arriving in theatres with relatively little direct competition. The film’s primary rival is expected to be the holdover Hanuman Ansh, which has shown strong momentum in its fourth week and is witnessing a surge in audience interest. With Hanuman Ansh expected to continue its solid run in the coming week, Mirzapur The Movie will have to contend mainly with this strong holdover rather than a major new theatrical release.
Emraan Hashmi's recent box office superhit Awarapan 2 had opened to around Rs 22 crore net at the Hindi box office, after recording approximately Rs 8.50 crore in gross advance bookings for its opening day. According to trade site Sacnilk, Mirzapur The Movie clocked around Rs 6.50 crore in advance bookings. However, Mirzapur has a major advantage over its predecessor as it releases on September 4, which coincides with the Janmashtami holiday, which could help in boosting the sales.
The much-awaited film Mirzapur The Movie, starring Kaleen Bhaiya and Guddu Pandit, witnessed a strong surge in advance bookings ahead of its theatrical release and is now eyeing a potentially massive Rs 25 crore opening on Janmashtami. As per the latest Day 1 advance booking snapshot, the film has already clocked an advance gross of Rs 3.92 crore, excluding blocked seats, with 1,38,968 tickets sold across 7,442 shows. Including blocked seats, the advance gross stands at Rs 6.19 crore, while the film has also generated strong interest on BookMyShow, with over 182K users marking their interest.
According to trade tracker Sacnilk, Mirzapur: The Movie is predicted to debut with an opening day collection of approximately Rs 25 crore net in India. This smashing launch might make the crime thriller the 4th biggest Hindi film opening of 2026, challenging Awarapan 2.
Actor Pankaj Tripathi, who plays the iconic role of Kaleen Bhaiya, spoke about Mirzapur The Movie in a recent interview. "Our job was to perform with responsibility, which we have. The box-office result shouldn't be of concern to us. Yes, one does keep a watch on the figures, but we aren't too worried about it. There's both ummeed (hope) and excitement. The masala that the masses want is there while keeping it all in the realistic zone," he told India Today.
Actor Mohit Malik, who will play the role of Birju Lohar in Mirzapur: The Movie, spoke to Variety about the upcoming film and said, "It’s one of the most successful Indian series and people want to watch the film in theatres. The other day I met a senior actor who said, ‘I haven’t seen the ‘Mirzapur’ series, but I want to watch the movie.’ Those who haven’t seen the series can enjoy it because it has a different plot with the characters in the show and some new additions. New viewers can enjoy it as a stand-alone movie, while fans of the show can connect with the world of Mirzapur."
During a recent interview, actor Shweta Tripathi aka Golu praised the fans of Mirzapur. "They have given so much love that there is a demand. The characters have become household names. This is a celebration for the fans. This is our gift to them. How else as makers, actors and creators say ‘thank you’? People will watch this film with friends. This is not a film you will watch alone. People are going to go in groups and there are so many people who are tagging us after buying the tickets," she told Bollywood Hungama.
The strongest buzz for Mirzapur The Movie is being witnessed in Bihar, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi, with multiple shows already marked almost full. Read More Here.
According to industry tracker Sacnilk, as of 7 pm, Mirzapur The Movie has sold 2,11,755 tickets across 10,377 shows in advance bookings so far. The film's advance collection stands at Rs 9.60 crore, including blocked seats.
Trade analyst Rohit Jaiswal posted on X, "MIRZAPUR Day one Prediction - ₹26cr Nett All India."
A public interest litigation has been filed before the Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court, seeking a stay on the theatrical release of Mirzapur: The Movie until allegedly derogatory references to Mirzapur, scenes depicting explicit violence and obscene content are removed. The petition has been filed by advocate Shalu Pandey against the Union of India, Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), Excel Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. and Amazon Seller Services Pvt. Ltd. (Prime Video).
Addressing the criticism of violence in Mirzapur, Abhishek Banerjee told The Free Press Journal, "Critics said the same thing for Sholay, Animal and Dhurandhar. Whenever there is violence on screen, it will happen. But the reality is that whatever we see on screen, is an inspiration from life. And trust me, a lot more gruesome violence is happening on the streets. This is just a depiction of a fictitious world, fictitious characters. And as I said, that's supposed to be for fun. And audiences are smart enough to learn what they want to. It's completely subjective how an audience watches a film. And I don't think film causes violence. It's always the other way around. It's because there's so much violence in the world. In films, we have to depict that with as much honesty as we can."
Mirzapur: The Movie appears to have a favourable theatrical window, with limited same-day competition and Toxic failing to maintain its strong opening momentum. Yash-starrer Toxic has seen a sharp slowdown in its second week, with its daily collections dropping into single digits. This could give Mirzapur: The Movie a stronger opportunity to capitalise on its franchise-driven buzz and the Janmashtami holiday, before Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan’s Haiwaan arrives on September 11.
Mirzapur The Movie is witnessing strong pre-release momentum ahead of its September 4 theatrical release, with massive advance sales pushing the film towards a potential Rs 25 plus crore opening day. According to trade site Sacnilk, the movie has earned Rs 3.92 crore gross and sold 1.4 lakh tickets already.
Following the changes suggested by the censor board, Mirzapur: The Movie has a runtime of 197.19 minutes, or 3 hours, 17 minutes and 19 seconds.
Mirzapur: The Movie's 'A' certification came with several modifications, including 35 seconds of cuts to intimate scenes, while around 50% of the sensual visuals and sounds in two scenes were also altered. The makers were additionally asked to mute cuss words at four places, replace abusive language at six places and modify certain dialogues and a caste reference.
Mirzapur: The Movie has received an ‘A’ certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) ahead of its theatrical release on September 4.
Mirzapur: The Movie, produced by Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani under Excel Entertainment, will serve as an extension of the popular Amazon Prime Video series Mirzapur, which premiered in 2018 and was followed by Season 2 in 2020 and Season 3 in 2024. Several actors will reprise their roles in the movie, including Pankaj Tripathi as Kaleen Bhaiya, Ali Fazal as Guddu Pandit, Divyenndu as Munna Bhaiya, Rasika Dugal as Beena Tripathi, Shweta Tripathi as Golu, Shriya Pilgaonkar as Sweety, Harshita Gaur as Dimpy, Sheeba Chadha, Rajesh Tailang and Kulbhushan Kharbanda. Ravi Kishan and Jitendra Kumar have joined the cast. Mirzapur: The Movie is scheduled to release in theatres on September 4.
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