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Bethlehem Kudumba Unit crosses Rs205 crore in hat-trick blockbuster for Mamitha

Malayalam actor Mamitha Baiju is enjoying an impressive box-office run, with three of her films reportedly crossing the Rs200 crore mark worldwide within just 50 days. The latest film to achieve the milestone is Bethlehem Kudumba Unit , the Malayalam romantic comedy starring Mamitha alongside Nivin Pauly. Directed by Girish AD, the film was released on August 21 and has continued to perform…

Bethlehem Kudumba Unit crosses Rs205 crore in hat-trick blockbuster for Mamitha

Malayalam actress Mamitha Baiju has achieved a remarkable feat with her latest film Bethlehem Kudumba Unit. This romantic comedy, starring Mamitha alongside Nivin Pauly, has become the third film of hers to gross over Rs200 crore worldwide. The film's global box office earnings have reached an impressive Rs205.20 crore by its 11th day, following the release on August 21.

Mamitha joins the exclusive club of Indian actresses to have starred in three such high-grossing films - Jana Nayagan with Vijay and Vishwanath & Sons featuring Suriya. She is the only Indian actress to have accomplished this within the year 2026. Known as the only Indian actress to feature in three films crossing the Rs200 crore worldwide gross mark, Mamitha Baiju's rise has been rapid and impressive.

She gained widespread recognition with her debut film Premalu, and has since expanded her presence to Tamil cinema, acting alongside stars like Vijay and Suriya. This string of box office successes demonstrates Mamitha's growing prominence in South Indian cinema, and solidifies her position as one of the most promising young actresses in the industry.

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