Hanuman Ansh Box Office Collection Surpasses Rs 200 Cr, Outshining Pankaj Tripathi’s Mirzapur The Movie

“Hanuman Ansh” is the perfect example of “slow and steady wins the race.” Mounted on a budget of just Rs 2 crores, the Neem Karoli Baba biopic has earned x100 after 37 days of running at the box office. On the opening day, the Shobinaw Satyaa-starrer minted Rs 10 lakhs. Today, the film has surpassed the collections of the biggest Bollywood hits, including “Dhurandhar,” “Baahubali,” “Pushpa 2,” and the recently released “Mirzapur: The Movie.” The film has hit the Rs 200 crore mark and is poised to reach the Rs 300 crore milestone in the coming days. 

Take a closer look at the film’s box office collection so far.

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Hanuman Ansh Box Office Collection

“Hanuman Ansh” is s performing exceptionally well at the box office due to strong word of mouth and positive audience reactions. On its day 36, it raked in Rs 10.50 crore, hitting Rs 200 crore in gross earnings. Today, on day 37, as of 3.30 PM IST, it has already added Rs 3.92 crore by running across 3,992 shows with 38 percent occupancy. This brings its net collection to Rs 177.55 crore and gross collections to Rs 209.78 crore. 

Here’s Hanuman Ansh’s weekend-wide box office collection:

Week 1: Rs 1.08 crore

Week 2: Rs 40 lakhs

Week 3: Rs 10.40 crore

Week 4: Rs 61 crore

Week 5: Rs 90.25 crore

Week 6: Rs 14.42 crore (and counting)

Total: Rs 177.55 crore net

Surprisingly, the spiritual drama earned Rs 10.5 crore on its sixth Friday, surpassing the Friday collection of “Mirzapur: The Movie”, which released last week. Mirzapur raked in Rs 9.50 crore, while the new releases, including Saif Ali Khan and Akshay Kumar’s “Haiwaan,” were outdone by both these films.