A new domestic hit is energizing teh Egyptian film industry as “The Cat Disappears,” starring Asser Yassin, has earned 14.3 million egyptian pounds in its first six days of release reports Al youm al Sabea. The film’s strong performance is notable in a competitive market, and early indicators suggest it’s drawing audiences away from other releases, including the film starring Mona Zaki according too Sada El Balad.
“The Cat Disappears” Dominates Egyptian Box Office in First Week
The Egyptian film “The Cat Disappears” is proving to be a major hit with audiences, raking in 14.3 million Egyptian pounds in just six days of release, according to reports. The film, starring Asser Yassin, has quickly climbed to the top of the box office charts, signaling a strong performance for Egyptian cinema.
The film’s success comes as a welcome boost to the Egyptian film industry, which continues to navigate a competitive landscape. “The Cat Disappears” maintained its leading position at the box office as of Sunday, with “The Atheist” taking third place, MSN reported.
The film’s financial performance is also impacting other releases, with reports indicating a shift in audience preferences. According to Sada El Balad, the success of “The Cat Disappears” has been accompanied by a decline in viewership for Mona Zaki’s latest film.
The strong opening for “The Cat Disappears” suggests a positive trend for Egyptian films and their ability to attract audiences to theaters. The film’s success is being celebrated by those involved, including lead actor Asser Yassin, as it continues to draw crowds across the country. Al Youm Al Sabea reported the film has earned 14.3 million Egyptian pounds in just six days.
The film’s popularity is expected to continue in the coming weeks, solidifying its position as a major success story for Egyptian cinema. Bawabat Al Ahram also covered the film’s impressive box office numbers.
