Hanuman Ansh Hits Rs 377 Crore Worldwide on Day 49, Earning 251× Its Budget

Vishal Chaturvedi’s “Hanuman Ansh,” the Neem Karoli Baba biopic made on a reported budget of about Rs 1.5 crore, has stretched its theatrical run deep into week eight, grossing roughly Rs 377 crore worldwide by Day 49 and returning about 251 times its budget, The Indian Express and The Times of India reported, citing Sacnilk.

On Thursday, Sept. 24 — Day 49 — the film collected Rs 3.65 crore India nett across 6,729 shows, lifting its India nett total to Rs 288.33 crore. Sacnilk’s India gross stood at Rs 340.55 crore, with overseas contributing about Rs 36.50 crore for a worldwide gross of Rs 377.05 crore, both outlets said.

That worldwide tally places “Hanuman Ansh” as the third-highest-grossing Bollywood title of the year so far, behind “Dhurandhar: The Revenge” and “Border 2,” Indian Express noted. Week-seven India nett was reported at Rs 44.95 crore, underscoring how the film’s midweek floors have held even after the opening weeks’ softer days.

Hindi-market occupancy on Day 49 averaged roughly 15.71%, climbing from about 7.23% in the morning to 21.15% at night, Sacnilk figures carried by Indian Express showed. The film even out-earned several newer first-week titles on the same Thursday, the paper added.

Shobhinaw Satyaa leads the cast, with Vihaan Shedge, Chandan K Anand, Purnima Tiwari, Anil Rastogi, and Gulshan Pandey among the key supporting players. Chaturvedi wrote and directed; Vishal Bawa handled cinematography.

For readers following Hindi theatrical holds on Bollywood, the Rs 1.5 crore production’s 251× return has become one of 2026’s clearest examples of a low-budget devotion title sustaining a long run against both OTT windows and bigger studio openers.

Upcoming competition includes Sidharth Malhotra’s “The Vvaan” this weekend and Ajay Devgn’s “Drishyam 3: The Conclusion” next week, Indian Express flagged — tests of whether the Baba biopic’s weekday floors can keep compounding past the Rs 377 crore worldwide mark.