Mirzapur The Movie worldwide box office collection: Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal film crosses ₹200 crore, beats Awarapan 2
Here's the latest box office buzz making the rounds:
Mirzapur The Movie worldwide ticket-window earnings day 7: It took all of seven days for Mirzapur : The Movie to coast past the ₹ 200-crore rupees mark worldwide. Buoyed by excellent domestic collections, the gangster action thriller has now become the fifth-highest-grossing Hindi movie of the year, and is steadily climbing the charts.
Adding to this, Mirzapur The Movie worldwide ticket-window earnings day 7: Pankaj Tripathi reprises his role as Kaleen Bhaiya in Mirzapur. Mirzapur The Movie ticket-window update Mirzapur had a solid start at the ticket-window, crossing ₹ 100 crore rupees worldwide in its opening weekend itself. But what has helped the movie sustain momentum is how it avoided a big drop in collections on Monday and has since sustained some pace through the weekdays. Lifted by exceptional response in mass centres of UP and Bihar, the movie minted ₹ 25 crore rupees on its first day. By its seventh day, Thursday, it was still collecting over ₹ 10 crore rupees net per day. After seven days, Mirzapur The Movie’s domestic collections stand at ₹ 148 crore rupees net ( ₹ 177 crore rupees gross). The movie has done particularly well in the north, and that too, in the smaller centres. In many tier-2 towns, single-screen theatres are going housefull even for afternoon shows, as per the latest buzz. Even on Thursday, Mirzapur The Movie recorded a 43% occupancy for the night shows across India. The figure was over 60% in centres like Lucknow, Jaipur, and Bhopal.
Meanwhile, The bulk of Mirzapur’s earnings has come from India, but it has been a success overseas as well. The movie started off slowly internationally, but then picked up over the weekend. By Thursday, it had collected an impressive $3.7 million overseas, largely from North America and the Middle East. This takes the movie’s worldwide haul after seven days to ₹ 213 crore rupees. It is the sixth Hindi movie to cross the ₹ 200-crore rupees mark worldwide this year, and only the third to reach the milestone in its first week.
Notably, Mirzapur: The Movie entered the top-5 list of the year's highest-grossing Hindi films with its Thursday haul. With a worldwide gross of ₹ 213 crore rupees, it overtook Emraan Hashmi’s Awarapan 2, which rolled out last month and has collected just over ₹ 212 crore rupees worldwide. Awarapan 2’s earnings pace has slowed considerably, so it won’t be able to regain its 5th spot from Mirzapur. Hot on its heels is devotional movie Hanuman Ansh, which has collected close to ₹ 193 crore rupees, all from India. The movie will surpass Awarapan 2 this weekend. Its overseas rollout, later this month, should add to its haul.
As per the latest buzz, Meanwhile, Mirzapur The Movie is now aiming to overtake two Akshay Kumar films - Dhamaal 4 ( ₹ 224 crore rupees) and Bhooth Bangla ( ₹ 247 crore rupees) on its way to the top 3 of 2026.
In further updates, Presented by Amazon MGM Studios and Excel Entertainment, Mirzapur: The Movie is directed by Gurmeet Singh, written by Puneet Krishna, and produced by Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar under the banner of Excel Entertainment. The movie is co-produced by Kassim Jagmagia and Vishal Ramchandani. Mirzapur is set for a theatrical rollout in Hindi and Telugu on 4 September.
On top of that, The movie stars Ali Fazal , Pankaj Tripathi and Divyenndu, while Jitendra Kumar takes over from Vikrant Massey, who played Bablu Pandit in the show. Ravi Kishan , Abhishek Banerjee, Rasika Dugal, Mohitt Maalik, Sheeba Chadha, Rajesh Tailang, Pramod Pathak, Shriya Pilgaonkar, Harshita Shekhar Gaur, Shweta Tripathi, and Sonal S Chauhan round off the cast.
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Source: Hindustan Times