Box office counters across theatres are currently witnessing a stark contrast between two prominent releases. The cinematic expansion of Mirzapur, which transitioned to the silver screen after an immensely popular run in episodic formats, continues to assert strong commercial dominance. While the gritty underworld drama maintains its grip on ticket windows, Haiwaan has seen its momentum drop drastically. The arrival of the regular working week made the divide even clearer, pushing one release towards historic milestones while leaving the other struggling to draw footfalls.
Mirzapur The Movie Nears 275 Crore Rupee Global Milestone
The cinematic venture of the Mirzapur franchise made its theatrical debut on 4 September 2026. Following an explosive opening week, the production sustained solid audience interest through its second weekend. While earnings experienced an expected weekday drop on its eleventh day, the film successfully cemented its standing among the fourth biggest hit films of the year.
Across the domestic theatrical circuit, the film retained 7,014 shows on its eleventh day, pulling in a net total of 5.50 crore rupees. This performance represented a decline of approximately 58.5 percent when measured against the 13.25 crore rupees net recorded on Sunday. With this addition, the total domestic net business for Mirzapur reached 190.20 crore rupees, carrying its all India gross figure to 226.64 crore rupees.
Steady Overseas Traction Bolsters Total Gross
Beyond the borders of the domestic theatrical circuit, Mirzapur The Movie has also enjoyed robust audience turnout in international locations. On its eleventh day, the feature brought in 1 crore rupee from overseas territories, pushing its cumulative international gross to 47 crore rupees.
When combined with the domestic gross figures, the total worldwide gross of the film stands at 273.64 crore rupees. That leaves the crime drama merely 1.36 crore rupees shy of the formidable 275 crore rupee mark. The key question now remains whether sustained weekday word of mouth can propel it further toward entering the coveted 300 crore rupee club.
Haiwaan Struggles to Build Traction on Day Four
In contrast, Haiwaan has found it extraordinarily difficult to gain traction with moviegoers. On its critical fourth day, which coincided with its first Monday, the film failed to sustain momentum. Despite retaining 3,265 shows across the domestic circuit, it generated only 0.70 crore rupees net in domestic collections. This marked a sharp 62.2 percent drop compared to the 1.85 crore rupees net it recorded on Sunday.
Following this sluggish Monday, the cumulative domestic net total for Haiwaan reached 8.05 crore rupees, with its domestic gross standing at 9.63 crore rupees. Overseas performance mirrored this weakness, yielding only 0.25 crore rupees on day four to take its total international gross to 3 crore rupees. Combining domestic and overseas earnings yields a worldwide gross collection of just 12.63 crore rupees, underscoring the massive performance gap between the two releases.
