Mirzapur The Movie crosses ₹300 crore at worldwide box office in 17 days, beats Mahavatar Narsimha, Lokah lifetime hauls
Here's the latest box office buzz making the rounds:
Mirzapur The Movie worldwide ticket-window earnings day 17: Its pace may have slowed down, but Mirzapur The Movie is still breaking records and crossing milestones. On Sunday, it became only the third Hindi movie all year to cross ₹ 300 crore rupees at the global ticket-window. In the process, it surpassed the lifetime collections of several recent hits.
Adding to this, Mirzapur The Movie worldwide ticket-window earnings: Ali Fazal returns as Guddu Pandit in the movie. 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, despite the devotional movie Hanuman Ansh edging ahead in day-to-day collections. Lifted by exceptional response in mass centres of UP and Bihar, the movie minted ₹ 25 crore rupees on its first day. By its seventeenth day, Sunday, it was still collecting ₹ 5 crore rupees net. Mirzapur collected ₹ 12.25 crore rupees in its third weekend, down from ₹ 93 crore rupees in its opening weekend and ₹ 32 crore rupees in its second weekend. After 17 days, Mirzapur The Movie’s domestic collections stand at ₹ 216 crore rupees net ( ₹ 257 crore rupees gross).
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 Sunday, it had collected an impressive $5.4 million overseas, largely from North America and the Middle East. This takes the movie’s worldwide haul after 17 days to ₹ 308 crore rupees. It is the third Hindi movie to cross the ₹ 200-crore rupees mark worldwide this year, and only the 10th Indian movie overall. Mirzapur The Movie now ranks 9th on the list of the highest-grossing Indian films of 2027. Given its momentum, it should aim to finish in the top 5.
Notably, Mirzapur: The Movie entered the top-10 list of the year's highest-grossing Hindi films with its third weekend haul. With ₹ 308 crore rupees worldwide gross, it overtook two sleeper hits from recent years - animated movie Mahavatar Narsimha ( ₹ 301 crore rupees) and Malayalam vampire actioner Lokah Chapter One: Chandra ( ₹ 304 crore rupees). Given its momentum, Mirzapur The Movie should cross ₹ 350 crore rupees before its run ends. This means the movie will surpass other big earners from 2026, including Jana Nayagan ( ₹ 324 crore rupees), Toxic ( ₹ 341 crore rupees), and Peddi ( ₹ 347 crore rupees).
As per the latest buzz, 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 rolled out in Hindi and Telugu on 4 September.
In further updates, 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