Vishal Chaturvedi’s directorial venture, Hanuman Ansh, experienced a significant surge in its box office performance on Friday, October 9. Marking its 64th day in theatres, the film recorded domestic net collections of Rs 1.20 crore, representing a 60% increase compared to the previous day’s earnings of Rs 75 lakhs. This uptick in footfall followed the theatrical release of the movie’s Telugu version.
According to industry data, the film’s total domestic net collection now stands at Rs 329.18 crore. When combined with overseas contributions of Rs 40.05 crore, the worldwide gross earnings for the project have reached Rs 428.82 crore. On Day 64, the production saw 97,900 total footfalls across 2,145 shows. The Hindi version earned Rs 60 lakhs across 1,442 shows, while the newly released Telugu version mirrored this performance, contributing another Rs 60 lakhs across 703 shows.
Occupancy rates for the day reflected consistent interest, with the Hindi version recording 17.29% occupancy and the Telugu version reaching 17.91%. In the Hindi markets, night shows proved most popular, drawing 27% of the total capacity. The film, which is the first instalment of a planned trilogy, is based on Vishal Chaturvedi's book, Divine Detour: That Changed My Life. It charts the early spiritual journey of Lakshmi Narayan, covering his transition into the figure known as Neem Karoli Baba.
Since its release, the film has shown varied weekly performance trends. After a slow start of Rs 1.08 crore in its first week, it gained momentum to reach a peak weekly collection of Rs 90.25 crore during its fifth week in cinemas. As the film completes over two months of theatrical run, the total domestic gross has climbed to Rs 388.77 crore. These figures are based on industry and public reports and remain subject to updates as official studio data is finalized.
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