Vishal Chaturvedi’s spiritual drama ‘Hanuman Ansh’ has demonstrated remarkable staying power throughout its theatrical run, surpassing the Rs 300 crore nett threshold in India and accumulating Rs 400 crore in worldwide gross revenue after more than seven weeks on screen. The film’s momentum showed no signs of slowing, with particularly strong performance during its eighth weekend. On the 52nd day of release, audiences flocked to theatres in significantly greater numbers than the preceding day, generating Rs 9.00 crore in nett collections across India, a substantial 38.5 percent jump from Saturday’s Rs 6.50 crore. The uptick reflected heightened viewer interest as evidenced by cinema occupancy rates that rose to 46 percent across 4,387 theatres on Sunday, compared to the 37 percent occupancy registered the previous day across 3,979 screens. The cumulative nett earnings in the Indian market now stand at Rs 307.03 crore, while gross collections from the country have reached Rs 362.70 crore underscoring the film’s sustained appeal and commercial success in capturing audiences.
