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Mirzapur: The Movie Screening Turns Violent As Ali Fazal And Divyenndu's Fans Exchange Kicks, Punches, Hit Each Other With Belts - VIDEO

A screening of Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Divyenndu and Ravi Kishan's Mirzapur: The Movie reportedly turned chaotic after a group of viewers allegedly got into a physical fight inside a cinema hall. A video from the theatre has surfaced on social media , showing several youngsters involved in a heated brawl. According to claims being made online, the argument allegedly took place between fans of…

Mirzapur: The Movie Screening Turns Violent As Ali Fazal And Divyenndu's Fans Exchange Kicks, Punches, Hit Each Other With Belts - VIDEO

A screening of the film Mirzapur: The Movie turned violent as fans of two popular characters, Munna Bhaiya (Ali Fazal) and Guddu Bhaiya (Divyenndu), got into a physical altercation inside a cinema hall. A video circulating on social media shows the heated fight, with participants using belts, kicks, and punches to resolve their disagreement.

The footage, which appears to have been recorded inside the theatre, depicts several individuals engaging in the brawl, with others attempting to intervene and bring the situation under control. The reason behind the fight remains unclear, but rumors suggest it could have been between fans of the two main characters. Speculation has also arisen regarding the location of the incident, with some users suggesting it might have occurred at a PVR cinema in Maharashtra due to the language and accents heard in the video.

However, these claims have not been confirmed. The Mirzapur: The Movie, released on September 4, initially made a strong impact at the box office, earning Rs 25.75 crore net on its first day and Rs 32 crore net on the second day. Its India collection has reached Rs 57.75 crore net and Rs 69.30 crore gross, while its worldwide gross stands at Rs 79.55 crore.

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