Hanuman Ansh currently leads Mirzapur The Movie by roughly ₹63 crore in India net collections and more than ₹48 crore in worldwide gross earnings.
Hanuman Ansh, backed by big mythological grandeur, is eyeing a whopping ₹400 crore worldwide haul. But the real story is at the ticket counters, where Mirzapur's theatrical release is proving that "bhaukaal" isn't just a dialogue — it's box office reality. Here's how the clash is really playing out.
Hanuman Ansh led a profitable year for Indian cinema, with multiple films crossing the “Super Hit” threshold, including Dhurandhar 2.
Together, these two very different films have hit a jaw-dropping combined milestone. Curious how big? Read on — the figures will genuinely shock you.
Hanuman Ansh is in its seventh week with strong weekday holds; Mirzapur achieved most of its business in the first two weeks.
Box office report: Every new release this week has failed to make a dent, struggling for screens and audiences amid this two-film frenzy. It's a rare box office pattern — dominance at the top, silence everywhere else. What's fueling this imbalance, and is there room for anything else to break through? Here's what the numbers reveal.
No big stars. No big marketing. Just word of mouth turning it into one of the biggest sleeper hits in recent memory. How far has each film really gone? Here's the full box office face-off.
The two films represent different box office trajectories: Mirzapur exploded early, hitting roughly ₹93.75 crore India net in three days, whereas Hanuman Ansh built gradually, crossing ₹122 crore India net only after 31 days.
The sharp difference highlights the contrasting box-office trajectories of the two releases, with Mirzapur The Movie continuing its run near the ₹200-crore mark while Haiwaan is yet to cross ₹10 crore domestically.
The no-frills film, based on the life and chronicles of Neem Karoli Baba, is all set to cross the ₹250 crore mark at the domestic ticket counters soon.
Mirzapur The Movie’s steady weekday collections, strong footfalls and popularity of the Prime Video franchise have helped it maintain momentum across the Hindi-speaking markets.
Despite a reported production budget of just around ₹2 crore, Hanuman Ansh has returned more than 100 times its cost, making it the smallest Indian film to enter the ₹270 crore club worldwide.
With this, the film's four-day total has struggled to inch past ₹8 crore, putting it firmly on track to miss the ₹10 crore mark, a number many mid-budget films clear within their opening weekend.
Overseas, the film added roughly ₹0.75 crore on Day 3, pushing its overseas gross to ₹2.75 crore. Taking both markets together, Haiwaan’s worldwide gross after three days stands at around ₹11.55 crore.
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.
Early trade commentary on Sacnilk described the opening as “absolutely shocking”, noting that the film would need exceptionally strong word of mouth to sustain itself given the low occupancy and weak per-show averages.
While Mirzapur: The Movie used its OTT fanbase to clock a blockbuster opening — ₹132.35 crore worldwide in three days — Hanuman Ansh has taken a slow-burn route to a similar scale.
Steady weekday collections and a packed advance booking chart for the weekend suggest this run is far from over. Here's the latest update on where the film stands and what could come next.
From a shoestring budget and a near-invisible opening to now rewriting box office history, this David-vs-Goliath story is far from over. Here's how the numbers stack up on Day 17, and why Toxic seems unable to stop the slide while Hanuman Ansh just keeps climbing.
With limited advance bookings and mixed early reviews already doing the rounds, questions are being raised about whether Haiwaan can recover over the weekend. Here's a detailed look at the film's opening-day numbers, how it stacks up against its competition, and what lies ahead for the Akshay-Saif starrer.
With steady weekday holds and a robust opening weekend, the film is on track to join the ₹200 crore worldwide club if momentum continues through the coming week.
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