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Hanuman Ansh Box Office: 8th Weekend Reaches Rs. 18 Crore As Rs. 300 Crore Target Comes Closer
Trade tracker Sacnilk said the spiritual drama earned Rs 6.50 crore net on Day 51, pushing its India total to Rs 298.03 crore.
- On Sunday, September 27, the spiritual drama Hanuman Ansh crossed the ₹300-crore mark at the domestic box office, becoming the 19th Bollywood film to achieve this milestone in India according to trade tracker Sacnilk.
- Directed by Vishal Chaturvedi, the film witnessed a 94% jump in earnings on Day 51, earning ₹6.50 crore net compared to ₹3.35 crore the previous day. This surge reflected sustained audience momentum into its eighth week.
- With ₹307.03 crore in India net collections, Hanuman Ansh has surpassed the lifetime domestic total of 3 Idiots. The film remains just below Kantara, which holds ₹309.64 crore net, a gap of approximately ₹2.61 crore.
- The film continues its eighth week with strong audience engagement, recording 44.04% overall Hindi occupancy on Day 51. Night shows recorded the highest capacity at 59.62%, demonstrating sustained interest across all show timings.
- Released on August 7, 2026, Hanuman Ansh has sustained high collections deep into its theatrical run, reaching a worldwide gross of ₹389.85 crore. The production's enduring performance defies typical box office decline patterns for films in their eighth week.
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Hanuman Ansh box office Day 51: Spiritual film stays strong despite competition
Hanuman Ansh posted another weekend jump on Day 51 and stayed firm despite fresh releases. The sustained turnout pushed its worldwide gross to Rs 389.85 crore and underscored its long theatrical run.
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This weekend, it feels like a flood of money has been pouring in for films. Both new and old films posted impressive collections on Saturday. Whether it's Nani from the South or Hanuman Ansh and Sidharth Malhotra's The One from Bollywood, all have shown strong earnings.
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