Box Office clash: Hanuman Ansh jumps ahead of Mirzapur, crosses ₹268 crore worldwide collection

Box Office clash: Hanuman Ansh jumps ahead of Mirzapur, crosses ₹268 crore worldwide collection

Although Mirzapur currently has the stronger worldwide total and faster start, Hanuman Ansh leads in cumulative India net collections and has even outperformed the newer release on a comparable September 11.

Advertisement
    Share:
Mirzapur vs Hanuman Ansh box officeMirzapur: The Movie has relied on franchise recognition and a major opening, while Hanuman Ansh has built momentum through sustained word of mouth. 
Business Today Desk
  • Sep 14, 2026,
  • Updated Sep 14, 2026 10:08 AM IST

Mirzapur: The Movie has maintained its strong theatrical run, crossing the ₹260-crore mark worldwide in just 10 days. According to figures cited by industry tracker Sacnilk, the Ali Fazal and Pankaj Tripathi-starrer collected ₹13.25 crore net in India on Day 10.

The film’s ten-day India net collection stood at ₹184.70 crore, while its India gross reached ₹220.04 crore. With ₹46 crore earned in overseas markets, Mirzapur: The Movie recorded a worldwide gross of ₹266.04 crore by the end of the 10th day.

Advertisement

Directed by Gurmeet Singh and written by Puneet Krishna, the film benefited from the popularity of the original streaming series. It opened with ₹25.75 crore on September 11, followed by ₹32 crore on September 12 and ₹36 crore on September 14. Although collections declined during the weekdays, the film remained steady enough to cross the ₹100-crore India net milestone within four days. 

DO CHECKOUT: Box Office battle: 'Mirzapur: The Movie' eyes ₹250 cr globally as Hanuman Ansh charges ahead

Hanuman Ansh continues its remarkable run

While Mirzapur: The Movie has dominated through a powerful opening, Hanuman Ansh has emerged as a long-running box-office success. The devotional film remained strong even in its sixth week, collecting approximately ₹22.50 crore net on its 38th day (6th Sunday), according to Sacnilk.

Advertisement

By that point, Hanuman Ansh had earned ₹214.63 crore in India net collections with worldwide collections of ₹268.05 crore.

Different paths to box-office success 

In comparison, Mirzapur: The Movie earned ₹13.25 crore net in India on Day 10, according to the figures reported by sacnilk. The film’s India net total subsequently reached approximately ₹184.70 crore.

On Day 38, Hanuman Ansh collected ₹22.50 crore net in India, significantly outperforming Mirzapur: The Movie’s Day 10 figure by ₹9 crore. The devotional drama also recorded a worldwide total of ₹268.05 crore, narrowly ahead of Mirzapur: The Movie, which stood at ₹266.04 crore by Day 10.

Although Mirzapur currently has the stronger worldwide total and faster start, Hanuman Ansh leads in cumulative India net collections and has even outperformed the newer release on a comparable September 11. Its ability to earn double-digit figures in the sixth week makes it one of the most notable long-run performers of 2026. 

Advertisement

ALSO READ: Ganesh Chaturthi 2026: From 'My Friend Ganesha' to 'Bajirao Mastani'; 8 movies that bring devotion, music, celebration to your screen

The comparison highlights two contrasting box-office journeys. Mirzapur: The Movie has relied on franchise recognition and a major opening, while Hanuman Ansh has built momentum through sustained word of mouth. 

Mirzapur: The Movie has maintained its strong theatrical run, crossing the ₹260-crore mark worldwide in just 10 days. According to figures cited by industry tracker Sacnilk, the Ali Fazal and Pankaj Tripathi-starrer collected ₹13.25 crore net in India on Day 10.

The film’s ten-day India net collection stood at ₹184.70 crore, while its India gross reached ₹220.04 crore. With ₹46 crore earned in overseas markets, Mirzapur: The Movie recorded a worldwide gross of ₹266.04 crore by the end of the 10th day.

Advertisement

Directed by Gurmeet Singh and written by Puneet Krishna, the film benefited from the popularity of the original streaming series. It opened with ₹25.75 crore on September 11, followed by ₹32 crore on September 12 and ₹36 crore on September 14. Although collections declined during the weekdays, the film remained steady enough to cross the ₹100-crore India net milestone within four days. 

DO CHECKOUT: Box Office battle: 'Mirzapur: The Movie' eyes ₹250 cr globally as Hanuman Ansh charges ahead

Hanuman Ansh continues its remarkable run

While Mirzapur: The Movie has dominated through a powerful opening, Hanuman Ansh has emerged as a long-running box-office success. The devotional film remained strong even in its sixth week, collecting approximately ₹22.50 crore net on its 38th day (6th Sunday), according to Sacnilk.

Advertisement

By that point, Hanuman Ansh had earned ₹214.63 crore in India net collections with worldwide collections of ₹268.05 crore.

Different paths to box-office success 

In comparison, Mirzapur: The Movie earned ₹13.25 crore net in India on Day 10, according to the figures reported by sacnilk. The film’s India net total subsequently reached approximately ₹184.70 crore.

On Day 38, Hanuman Ansh collected ₹22.50 crore net in India, significantly outperforming Mirzapur: The Movie’s Day 10 figure by ₹9 crore. The devotional drama also recorded a worldwide total of ₹268.05 crore, narrowly ahead of Mirzapur: The Movie, which stood at ₹266.04 crore by Day 10.

Although Mirzapur currently has the stronger worldwide total and faster start, Hanuman Ansh leads in cumulative India net collections and has even outperformed the newer release on a comparable September 11. Its ability to earn double-digit figures in the sixth week makes it one of the most notable long-run performers of 2026. 

Advertisement

ALSO READ: Ganesh Chaturthi 2026: From 'My Friend Ganesha' to 'Bajirao Mastani'; 8 movies that bring devotion, music, celebration to your screen

The comparison highlights two contrasting box-office journeys. Mirzapur: The Movie has relied on franchise recognition and a major opening, while Hanuman Ansh has built momentum through sustained word of mouth. 

Read more!
Advertisement