Sep 17, 2026 5:22pm IST
‘Hanuman Ansh’ Box Office: Crosses ₹300 Crore Worldwide, India Gross Reaches ₹280 Crore
After 41 days in theatres, "Hanuman Ansh" has crossed the ₹300 crore mark in worldwide gross collections. According to Sacnilk, the Vishal Chaturvedi directorial collected ₹6 crore net in India on Day 41 across 9,203 shows, taking its domestic net collection to ₹237.13 crore and India gross to ₹280 crore. Its overseas gross stands at ₹20.25 crore, taking the worldwide total to ₹300.25 crore.
The milestone comes after a sharply rising theatrical run. "Hanuman Ansh" collected just ₹1.08 crore in its first week and ₹40 lakh in its second, leaving the film at ₹1.48 crore after 14 days. Its fortunes changed from the third week, when it collected ₹10.40 crore, followed by ₹61 crore in Week 4 and ₹90.25 crore in Week 5, according to Sacnilk.
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The film continued its run into the sixth week, collecting ₹10.50 crore on its sixth Friday, ₹18.50 crore on Saturday and ₹22.50 crore on Sunday. It then added ₹8.25 crore each on Monday and Tuesday before collecting ₹6 crore on Wednesday. The Day 41 figure represents a 27.3% decline from Tuesday's ₹8.25 crore.
Overseas contributions also grew in the later stages of its theatrical run. The film added ₹1.75 crore gross internationally on Day 41, taking its overseas total to ₹20.25 crore. Combined with its ₹280 crore India gross, the film has reached ₹300.25 crore worldwide.
Written, produced and directed by Vishal Chaturvedi, "Hanuman Ansh" is based on his book "Divine Detour: That Changed My Life" and follows the spiritual journey of Neem Karoli Baba. Shobhinaw Satyaa plays the central role, with the cast also including Chandan Anand, Purnima Tiwari, Vihaan Shedge and Anil Rastogi.
The ₹300 crore worldwide milestone marks a significant turnaround for a film whose theatrical run began with a relatively low opening and limited collections through its first two weeks. Its subsequent weeks have accounted for the overwhelming majority of its current box-office total.
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