Drishyam 3 worldwide box office collection: Ajay Devgn film mints ₹272 crore, beats Raid 2, Bhooth Bangla lifetime hauls in opening weekend itself
Here's the latest box office buzz making the rounds:
Drishyam 3 worldwide ticket-window earnings day 3: After a record-breaking start on Friday, Ajay Devgn ’s Drishyam: The Conclusion jas continued its rampage over the remaining weekend. The movie soared past several milestones in its first three days, stopping just short of the ₹ 300-crore rupees mark. The movie is already among the highest-grossing Indian films of 2026, and it still hasn’t even seen its first Monday in theatres yet. If it gets a solid first week, Drishyam 3 will climb higher on that list very quickly.
Adding to this, Drishyam 3 worldwide ticket-window earnings day 3: Ajay Devgn in a still from the movie. Drishyam 3 ticket-window update The advance bookings for Drishyam The Conclusion were proof of how well it was slated to perform. The movie minted ₹ 50 crore rupees in gross earnings from India even before rollout. This converted into a strong opening day, helping the movie amass ₹ 93 crore rupees worldwide on Friday. The momentum continued beyond that, on to Saturday and Sunday as well.
Meanwhile, The Abhishek Pathak directorial collected ₹ 53.50 crore rupees net on Saturday in addition to the ₹ 62 crore rupees it collected on Friday. On Sunday, it reported net earnings of ₹ 61 crore rupees. This takes the Drishyam The Conclusion’s domestic earnings to ₹ 176.50 crore rupees net ( ₹ 211.80 crore rupees gross) after three days. The movie has set the record for the seventh biggest opening weekend for a Hindi movie, almost rivalling Sultan and beating War and Tiger 3.
Notably, Overseas, Drishyam 3 did not have the same kind of craze and fervour, but it still performed better than most of Ajay Devgn's films. According to trade sources, Drishyam The Conclusion has remained steady overseas in its first three days. So far, it has collected just over $6 million in international territories. This takes its worldwide gross to ₹ 273 crore rupees in its opening weekend.
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In further updates, Drishyam 3’s mind-blowing start has put many pan-India films in the shade. It has surpassed the lifetime collections of many recent big-budget films, including Ajay Devgn’s own movie, Raid 2 ( ₹ 243 crore rupees), Aamir Khan’s Sitaare Zameen Par ( ₹ 266 crore rupees), and Akshay Kumar’s Bhooth Bangla ( ₹ 247 crore rupees). Drishyam 3 is now on course to become Ajay Devgn’s highest-grossing movie of all time. For that, it will have to surpass Drishyam 2 ( ₹ 347 crore rupees) and Tanhaji ( ₹ 367 crore rupees).
On top of that, The third part of the franchise brings back Ajay Devgn’s Vijay Salgaonkar, along with Tabu, Shriya Saran, Rajat Kapoor, Ishita Dutta, Mrunal Jadhav, and Kamlesh Sawant. Saurabh Shukla also reprises his role from Drishyam 2 in a cameo. The new entrants in the cast are Jaideep Ahlawat and Prakash Raj. Written and directed by Abhishek Pathak, the movie rolled out in theatres on October 2, a date quite significant for the franchise.
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