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‘Hanuman Ansh’ crosses Rs 290 crore worldwide on day 40

The spiritual epic Hanuman Ansh is on the brink of a phenomenal Rs 300 crore worldwide milestone as it enters its sixth week. With an impressive India net collection of Rs 231.13 crore after 40 days, and overseas gross earnings at Rs 18.50 crore, the film's total worldwide gross stands at Rs 291.40 crore. Its consistent performance reflects strong audience engagement and positive word of mouth.

‘Hanuman Ansh’ crosses Rs 290 crore worldwide on day 40

Vishal Chaturvedi's Hanuman Ansh continues its strong box office performance, now approaching the ₹300 crore worldwide milestone after 40 days in theaters. The spiritual drama, released on September 11, saw a modest opening but gained traction through favorable word-of-mouth, leading to a steady increase in collections. On Day 40, the film collected ₹8.25 crore from 9,175 showings, maintaining its daily earnings despite being several weeks into its theatrical run.

In India, Hanuman Ansh's net collection has reached ₹231.13 crore, with the gross collection currently at ₹272.90 crore. Overseas, the film has added ₹2 crore to its gross, bringing the total overseas earnings to ₹18.50 crore. Combined, Hanuman Ansh has now achieved a worldwide gross of ₹291.40 crore, putting it close to the ₹300 crore mark.

The film's week-wise and day-wise collections have shown consistent growth, with Week 5 bringing in ₹90.25 crore, and Day 40 recording ₹8.25 crore in collections. The occupancy rate on Day 40 was 28.65%, an improvement from 26.04% on Monday. Based on the book Divine Detour: That Changed My Life by Vishal Chaturvedi, Hanuman Ansh is a biographical devotional drama directed and produced by Chaturvedi, marking the first installment in a planned trilogy.

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