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Rag Mayur’s Anumana Pakshi Struggles at Box Office After Low-Key Release

Rag Mayur’s Anumana Pakshi, directed by Vimal Krishna, opened in theatres to poor response and low occupancy, with weak word of mouth and limited audience awareness.

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Dumtika Editorial

September 26, 2026 · 1 min read

Rag Mayur’s Anumana Pakshi Struggles at Box Office After Low-Key Release

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Key Highlights

  • Rag Mayur’s Anumana Pakshi released on September 25, 2026
  • Directed by Vimal Krishna, known for DJ Tillu
  • Film received negative feedback and low theatre occupancy
  • Weak word of mouth and limited awareness hamper box office prospects

Rag Mayur’s latest film, Anumana Pakshi, directed by Vimal Krishna, saw its theatrical release on September 25, 2026, but the film has opened to a disappointing response. Vimal Krishna, who previously directed the popular DJ Tillu, attempted to bring a quirky and fun concept to the screen with this project. However, the film has not managed to capture the attention of audiences as expected.

Reports from theatres indicate that many moviegoers were unaware of Anumana Pakshi’s arrival in cinemas, resulting in low occupancy across several centres. The film’s visibility appears limited, with weak word of mouth further impacting its prospects. Social media buzz and fan engagement have been notably absent, and the overall feedback has been largely negative.

Earlier this year, the teaser for Anumana Pakshi had generated curiosity with its humorous and creative elements, hinting at a promising comedy. Yet, this initial interest has not translated into box office success. The situation has become even more concerning on the second day of release, as occupancy rates remain low and the film struggles to gain traction.

The lack of awareness and tepid audience response suggest that Anumana Pakshi is likely to face an underwhelming theatrical run in the coming days. With no significant improvement in visibility or word of mouth, the film’s prospects at the box office remain bleak.