'Bha.Bha.Ba' starts streaming: ‘No logic, only madness’ connects with viewers; Big OTT response in 48 hours

'Bha.Bha.Ba.' has made a strong mark on OTT. The film started streaming on ZEE5 on January 16. Within just 48 hours, it crossed 100 million streaming minutes. The film is directed by Dhananjay Shankar and is touted as a mass spoof movie.People from all age groups watched 'Bha.Bha.Ba.' on ZEE5. Families, youngsters, and older viewers all tuned in. The film has a multi-star cast, and that helped bring more attention. The film carries the tagline “No logic, only madness.” The making stays true to this line. The director has presented the film in a wild and fun way.Looking at the box office collections, in the first 13 days, the film collected around Rs 22.95 crores India net as reported by the Sacnilk website. 'Bha.Bha.Ba.' is produced by Gokulam Gopalan under the Sree Gokulam Movies banner.After day 14 the total India net collection stands at Rs 23.10 crores. Day 12 saw Rs 20 lakhs with a big fall of 63.64 percent. Day 13 stayed the same with Rs 20 lakhs.The worldwide collection of the film is now Rs 45.25 crores. Overseas markets contributed Rs 18.10 crores. The India gross collection stands at Rs 27.15 crores.The movie is getting decent reviews on social media after the OTT release. One wrote, "This movie is like writing on the screen before the movie starts. That is, no logic only madness. Because I understood what that meant. This movie worked for me. Since a lot of references are taken from online and offline areas, it will be relatable to those living in today's world. It may be difficult for older people to understand."Another one wrote, ""No logic only madness" That statement is perfect for this movie. I don't know why people still hating this much. For me it's my cup of tea. It's a pure entertainment for fans of mohanlal and dileep. It is definitely a spoof movie like gbu (good bad ugly). And delivered a solid entertainment."See More: 'Jana Nayagan' makers cite legal threat from streamer amidst CBFC dispute; point to ‘Dhurandhar 2’