Entertainment10 October, 20262 min read
Iranian Cinema Earns 182,438,502,100 Tomans in First 15 Days of Mehr 1405
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Iranian cinema earned 182,438,502,100 Tomans in first 15 days of Mehr 1405. Attendance reached 1,364,213 across 40,837 screenings.
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Mehr 1405 box office
Iranian cinema earned 182,438,502,100 Tomans in sales in the first 15 days of Mehr 1405, from Wednesday the 1st to Wednesday the 15th of Mehr, according to Khabar Online’s figures from Samfaa. Khabar Online said 1,364,213 people attended 40,837 screenings in cinemas nationwide, and it put Tehran’s share at 79,079,892,100 Tomans from 517,364 people across 15,165 screenings. Khabar Online reported that all provinces except Tehran accounted for 103,358,610,000 Tomans from 846,849 people across 25,733 screenings.
Khabar Online also said 30 provinces accounted for 62.87% of screenings and attracted 62.08% of the audience, while Tehran Province had a 37.13% share of screenings and 37.92% of the audience. Khabar Online concluded that the difference in average ticket price between the capital and other regions pushed Tehran’s share of total revenue to 43.34% despite its 37.92% audience share.
Top films and tickets
Khabar Online said the comedy “Khanoomvaaldeh” led the top three revenue leaders in the first 15 days of Mehr 1405, selling 918,126 tickets across 17,257 screenings in 570 halls and earning 127,629,233,600 Tomans. خبرآنلاین repeated that “خانوموالده” sold 918,126 ticket pieces across 17,257 screenings in 570 cinemas and grossed 127,629,233,600 tomans during the limited release window. Khabar Online placed “Eskort” second, reporting 100,531 tickets across 5,162 screenings in 417 halls and 14,333,693,000 Tomans in the same period.
خبرآنلاین matched those figures for “اسکورت,” saying it sold 100,531 tickets across 5,162 screenings in 417 cinemas and grossing 14,333,693,000 tomans. Khabar Online said “Zendehshoor” came third with 93,149 tickets across 4,768 screenings in 417 halls and 1,265,289,080 Tomans, and it calculated that the three films together totaled 143,228,215,680 Tomans.
Mrs. Mother week dominance
The feature film “Mrs. Mother” topped Iran’s cinema audience chart in the first week of Mehr 1405, and IRNA news agency data put its total audience at 456,742 viewers.
The same source said Iranian cinemas hosted 664,550 spectators that week and that total box office surpassed 88 billion 129 million tomans.
The https | West Asian report said “Mrs. Mother” was directed by Soheil Movafagh, and it described Reza Attaran and Abbas Jamshidi Farh playing two brothers who encounter humorous situations and various escapades.
The https | West Asian report also said “Escort,” written and directed by Yusef Hatamikia, sat in the subsequent weekly sales rankings and starred Amir Jafari, Hoda Zein Al-Abedine, and Reza Teyaniyan.
The https | West Asian report said “Zendehshoor,” directed by Kazem Daneshi, drew far fewer audience numbers than “Mrs. Mother” in the examined week.