Mirzapur: The Movie Crosses ₹68 Crore in Two Days, Hanuman Ansh Nears ₹100 Crore Mark

Action thriller 'Mirzapur: The Movie' has already crossed ₹68.20 crore in gross collections within two days of release, while the Neem Karoli Baba biopic 'Hanuman Ansh' has reached ₹99.13 crore in India, putting it on the verge of the ₹100 crore club.

Two very different films are ruling India's box office charts this weekend. The action thriller Mirzapur: The Movie rocketed past fifty crore rupees within two days of release, while the Neem Karoli Baba biographical drama Hanuman Ansh is now knocking on the door of the coveted hundred crore club in India. The two films could not be more different in scale or genre, yet together they show just how much appetite audiences currently have for the big screen, from a slick franchise-driven action release to a modestly budgeted devotional drama.

A Blockbuster Opening Day
Mirzapur: The Movie hit theatres on Friday and immediately signalled its dominance by collecting 24.75 crore rupees on day one alone. That opening day number was enough to outpace two other recent big releases, Saiyaara, which had opened to 22 crore rupees, and Awarapan 2, which managed 21.50 crore rupees on its first day. The momentum carried straight into the weekend, with theatres continuing to report strong footfall for the film on its second day as well.

Saturday Adds Another ₹31 Crore
According to data tracked by Sacnilk, the film added 31 crore rupees on its second day. The Hindi version did almost all of the heavy lifting, bringing in 30.75 crore rupees on its own, while the Telugu dubbed version struggled and managed only 25 lakh rupees. The stark gap between the two numbers suggests that, for now, the film's pull remains concentrated among audiences already familiar with the original web series. Combined across both days, the film's gross collection now stands at 68.20 crore rupees, with net collections reaching 56.75 crore rupees.

The Team Behind the Film
Mirzapur: The Movie has been produced under the banners of Amazon MGM Studios and Excel Entertainment. Gurmeet Singh has directed the film, based on a story written by Puneet Krishna, while Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar have produced it. The film brings back the franchise's most familiar faces, with Pankaj Tripathi reprising Kaleen Bhaiya, Ali Fazal returning as Guddu Pandit and Divyenndu Sharma back as Munna Tripathi. Rasika Dugal, Shweta Tripathi, Abhishek Banerjee and Rajesh Tailang also feature in key roles, alongside Ravi Kishan, who plays an important part in the film. It is this return of familiar, well-loved characters that appears to have driven audiences to theatres from day one.

Hanuman Ansh Closes In On ₹100 Crore
Even as Mirzapur: The Movie dominates ticket windows, Hanuman Ansh, based on the life of Neem Karoli Baba, shows no signs of slowing down. On its fifth Saturday, or thirtieth day in theatres, the film's collections jumped 62.5 percent over the previous day to add 16.25 crore rupees. That a month old release is still pulling in double digit crore numbers on a single day underlines just how strong its word of mouth has remained. The surge has pushed the film's total India collection to 99.13 crore rupees, putting it within touching distance of the hundred crore mark, while its gross collection stands at 117.27 crore rupees.

A Devotional Film Made on a ₹2 Crore Budget
Hanuman Ansh has been written and directed by Vishal Chaturvedi, who is also a co-producer on the project. The film was made on a modest budget of roughly 2 crore rupees, which makes its near hundred crore India haul all the more remarkable. The achievement stands out even more given that neither big stars nor a large marketing budget powered its run, word of mouth around its subject appears to have done most of the work instead. It has already earned a place among the most successful films of 2026.

What this means for you
These box office numbers matter most for people deciding what to watch this weekend and for anyone tracking how two very different kinds of films are performing.

• For moviegoers: Mirzapur: The Movie's huge opening shows fans of the streaming show are turning up in large numbers, so booking tickets early is advisable before shows start filling up in the first couple of weeks.
• For regional audiences: The Telugu dubbed version's mere 25 lakh rupee haul shows the film is currently being embraced mainly by Hindi-speaking audiences.
• For small producers: A low-budget devotional film like Hanuman Ansh, made for around 2 crore rupees, nearing 100 crore signals that spiritual and mythology-based films can still draw huge audiences.
• For those who haven't watched yet: Hanuman Ansh is still pulling in double-digit crore collections a month after release, meaning there is still time to catch it on the big screen.

Questions & Answers

1. How much did Mirzapur: The Movie earn on day one?
The film earned 24.75 crore rupees on its opening day.

2. What was the film's day two collection?
On Saturday the film collected 31 crore rupees, with the Hindi version contributing 30.75 crore rupees of that.

3. What is Mirzapur: The Movie's total collection so far?
In two days the film's gross collection has reached 68.20 crore rupees, with net collections at 56.75 crore rupees.

4. How much did the Telugu dubbed version earn?
The Telugu dubbed version earned only 25 lakh rupees.

5. Who directed the film?
The film has been directed by Gurmeet Singh, with the story written by Puneet Krishna.

6. Who are the cast members of Mirzapur: The Movie?
The cast includes Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Divyenndu Sharma, Rasika Dugal, Shweta Tripathi, Abhishek Banerjee, Rajesh Tailang and Ravi Kishan.

7. How much did Hanuman Ansh earn on its 30th day?
The film earned 16.25 crore rupees on day 30, a 62.5 percent jump over the previous day.

8. What is Hanuman Ansh's total collection so far?
Its India collection stands at 99.13 crore rupees, while its gross collection is 117.27 crore rupees.

9. What is Hanuman Ansh based on and who made it?
The film is based on the life of Neem Karoli Baba and was written and directed by Vishal Chaturvedi.

10. What was Hanuman Ansh's budget?
The film was made on a budget of around 2 crore rupees.

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