If you thought Drishyam 3 was just another thriller, think again. The film keeps the audience glued with a plot that twists like a pretzel, and Ajay Devgn's performance is a punch in the gut that leaves no room for doubt.
By the close of its fifth day, the picture had raked in ₹19 crore on a slate of 16,075 shows, pushing the domestic tally to ₹259.8 crore. That’s a net of ₹216.5 crore, a figure that makes the film a heavy‑metal hit in the box office arena.
Across the oceans, the film has chalked up ₹9.5 crore on Day 4, taking its worldwide total to ₹341.3 crore. That’s no small feat for a sequel that started as a regional gem.
But the first Monday in India saw a respectable ₹21 crore haul, evidence of the film’s staying power. Taran Adarsh, who never misses a trend, hailed it as one of the best Mondays of 2026, pointing out that the lack of a big competitor next week could push it into the stratosphere.
Saibal Chatterjee, who spent a night in the theater, remarked that Devgn’s grit is matched by Jaideep Ahlawat’s gravitas, a pair that turns every scene into a hard‑hit punch. He called the script a fresh breath of life, a departure from the Malayalam roots yet echoing the same spirit.
With no major releases looming and a growing fanbase, Drishyam 3’s run looks set to keep rolling. For fans of suspense and stellar performances, the next week could be a binge‑worthy marathon.