Bombay: A fascinating tussle is unfolding across India’s cinemas. The myth‑driven blockbuster Hanuman Ansh continues to dominate, whereas the gritty sequel Mirzapur The Movie is steadily climbing the earnings ladder in its second week. In contrast, the Akshay Kumar‑Saif Ali Khan vehicle Haivan is lagging behind expectations.
Even on day 39, Hanuman Ansh shows no sign of slowing. Current figures suggest a net domestic haul of roughly ₹8.46 crore for the day, pushing its cumulative Indian collection to about ₹225.31 crore. Analysts anticipate the numbers to rise further as word‑of‑mouth spreads.
Meanwhile, Mirzapur The Movie is holding its ground. On its eleventh day the film posted a net of approximately ₹5.39 crore, taking its Indian total to near ₹190.21 crore – just a stone’s throw from the coveted ₹200 crore benchmark.
By contrast, Haivan has struggled to catch up. After four days on the screen, its net Indian earnings sit at around ₹9.63 crore, indicating that the twin‑star outing is being out‑performed by both Hanuman Ansh and Mirzapur The Movie.
Overall, the box‑office leaderboard is currently led by Hanuman Ansh, with Mirzapur The Movie closing in on the ₹200 crore milestone. The coming days will be decisive for Haivan as it attempts to regain momentum.
