Mumbai: The Indian box‑office landscape is currently shaped by a three‑way tussle. While the myth‑inspired blockbuster Hanuman Ansh remains a juggernaut, the crime‑drama Mirzapur The Movie is steadily closing in on a coveted ₹200 crore net tally. In contrast, the Akshay Kumar‑Saif Ali Khan collaboration Haivan is finding it hard to break through the heavy competition.
Steady Surge for ‘Hanuman Ansh’
Now in its 39th day, Hanuman Ansh has added roughly ₹8.46 crore to its domestic net, pushing the cumulative figure to an impressive ₹225.31 crore. Analysts predict that the momentum will continue, bolstered by strong word‑of‑mouth and a growing fan base.
‘Mirzapur The Movie’ Nears the ₹200 Crore Barrier
The sequel‑styled film marked its 11th day with a net intake of about ₹5.39 crore, taking its Indian total to around ₹190.21 crore. With just a short distance left to the ₹200 crore milestone, the movie appears poised to join the elite club of high‑earning releases.
‘Haivan’ Faces a Rocky Start
By its fourth day, Haivan had amassed a modest net of ₹9.63 crore. The early numbers suggest that the film is being squeezed by the dual dominance of Hanuman Ansh and Mirzapur The Movie, making its path to profitability an uphill battle.
What Lies Ahead?
In the coming week, the box‑office hierarchy could shift if Haivan manages to capture audience interest or if Mirzapur The Movie finally cracks the ₹200 crore ceiling. For now, Hanuman Ansh retains the top spot, underscoring its enduring appeal.
