Ticket counters across the country continue to see sustained footfalls for two contrasting theatrical titles. On one hand, the faith-centric project Hanuman Ansh remains remarkably durable even as it approaches the close of its seventh theatrical week. On the other hand, Mirzapur The Movie, which transitioned from streaming popularity to theatrical exhibition, has successfully wrapped up its first 21 days on the big screen. Fresh performance figures show how daily collections and cumulative earnings for both titles have shaped up across domestic and overseas territories.
Hanuman Ansh Maintains Strong Numbers in Week Seven
Centered on the life and spiritual path of Neem Karoli Baba, Hanuman Ansh has demonstrated rare endurance in cinemas. Even on its 49th day of release, the production continues to generate daily figures in the crore range. On day 49, the feature operated across 6,729 screenings nationwide and posted a domestic net intake of 3.65 crore rupees. By comparison, day 48 had brought in a net figure of 3.75 crore rupees, marking a marginal day-on-day dip of approximately 2.7 percent.
With these receipts counted, the total domestic net business of Hanuman Ansh stands at 288.33 crore rupees, with its domestic gross collection tally reaching 340.55 crore rupees. The title has also maintained a steady presence in international theatrical markets. On day 49, it accumulated 0.75 crore rupees in overseas gross revenue, pushing its total international earnings to 36.50 crore rupees. Combining domestic receipts with overseas sales, the total worldwide gross box office tally for Hanuman Ansh has reached 377.05 crore rupees.
Mirzapur The Movie Completes Three Full Weeks
Having expanded its brand identity from the streaming ecosystem to conventional theatrical distribution, Mirzapur The Movie has reached the end of its third week, completing 21 days in theaters. On its 21st day, which fell on a Thursday, the release held steady across 3,469 screenings throughout the domestic circuit, bringing in a net domestic collection of 1.50 crore rupees. This represented a 14.3 percent drop compared to day 20, when the film had delivered a domestic net of 1.75 crore rupees.
Following these 21st-day returns, the total domestic net collection for Mirzapur The Movie climbed to 223 crore rupees, with its domestic gross total standing at 265.41 crore rupees. Overseas performance has also contributed significantly to its overall balance sheet. The title secured 0.50 crore rupees in overseas gross on day 21, taking its cumulative international gross figure to 59.25 crore rupees. Consequently, the film's cumulative worldwide gross collection has reached 324.66 crore rupees across its three-week run.
