Two films released on Ashoj 16, Chameliko Poi and Changul, have recorded weak box office performance, according to the Film Development Board’s Cinepa report covering figures up to 11:59 PM on Sunday, Ashoj 25. The report places both titles among the underperforming releases in the period it tracks, with Chameliko Poi drawing particular attention as the comeback film of actor Narayan Tripathi, known for playing Premcharo.
Two releases show weak results
Chameliko Poi and Changul arrived in cinemas on the same date, Ashoj 16. Their performance was assessed in the Cinepa report issued by the Film Development Board, whose stated reporting period ran through late Sunday night, Ashoj 25. The report’s findings indicate that neither film made a strong showing at the box office during the period covered.
The available information identifies the films as poor performers but does not provide their individual collection totals. It therefore does not establish how far apart their earnings were, or which title performed better within the overall weak showing. The report’s cutoff also matters: the stated assessment covers figures through Ashoj 25 and does not, by itself, describe any performance after that time.
For audiences following the two releases, the board’s report offers an official snapshot of their box office standing during the period. It confirms the weak results, but the information available here does not include details such as daily collections, the number of cinemas screening each film, or audience attendance. Those figures would be needed to compare the films’ performance more precisely.
Narayan Tripathi’s return in Chameliko Poi
Chameliko Poi is notable as a comeback film for Narayan Tripathi, an actor known for his role as Premcharo. His return gives the film a distinct point of interest, but the reported box office result was nevertheless weak. The available report summary does not specify how the film’s performance compares with Tripathi’s previous work or offer a reason for its box office outcome.
The film’s result and Tripathi’s return are separate aspects of the story: the former is reflected in the Cinepa report, while the latter is part of the film’s background. The report establishes that Chameliko Poi was among the poor performers, but it does not identify audience response to the actor’s return or explain how that element affected ticket sales. No conclusions on those points can be drawn from the reported information alone.
Report provides a time-limited snapshot
The Film Development Board’s report covers the two Ashoj 16 releases up to 11:59 PM on Ashoj 25. Within that window, Chameliko Poi and Changul both showed weak box office performance. The published summary does not include numerical totals, so the scale of their collections cannot be quantified here, and it offers no basis for attributing the result to a particular factor.
The main finding is clear: in the period measured by the Cinepa report, neither film performed strongly at the box office. Chameliko Poi’s status as Tripathi’s comeback film adds context to its release, while Changul was the other title in the same weak-performing group. Further details would be required to assess their relative earnings or any later change in their box office fortunes.
