Eesha Turns Christmas Gold at the Box Office Says Makers

The Christmas box office season has delivered a pleasant surprise with the horror thriller Eesha emerging as a profitable and much-talked-about success, according to the film’s makers. Despite heavy competition from multiple releases, the film has managed to attract strong footfalls and sustain impressive occupancy in theatres, firmly placing it in the profit zone within just three days of release.
Backed by producer Bunny Vas and directed by Vamsi Nandipati, Eesha is being hailed by the team as yet another successful outing for the duo. The makers state that the film’s unique concept, gripping narrative, and intense horror elements have struck the right chord with audiences. Each spine-chilling sequence is said to be generating strong reactions in cinema halls, blending fear and excitement in equal measure.
What began as a modest release quickly transformed into a box office sensation, driven by encouraging advance bookings and consistent audience turnout. As per the makers, the film grossed around ₹4.8 crore within its first three days, including premiere shows, a remarkable achievement for a small-budget film. The steady occupancy levels further underline the film’s growing popularity and commercial strength.
The success of Eesha also marks a hattrick of hits for Bunny Vas and Vamsi Nandipati, following their earlier successes with Little Hearts and Raju Weds Rambai. The makers believe this run reinforces their ability to deliver engaging content-driven films that connect well with audiences.
Starring Thrigun and Hebah Patel in the lead roles, with Akhil Raj and Siri Hanmanth in key supporting parts, the film is earning appreciation for its performances and overall execution. The makers say the positive response from both audiences and critics has helped Eesha stand out among the many releases lined up for December 25, proving that a small film with a strong idea can make a big impact at the box office.
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