The screens are still pulsing with Drishyam 3’s relentless momentum—₹6.25 crore net on day 11 alone, pushing the domestic tally to ₹378.24 crore, while overseas earnings hit ₹111.50 crore.
Only a handful of Hindi blockbusters have ever crossed the half‑billion mark, and Drishyam 3 is fast becoming the new benchmark. It’s the first in the franchise to eclipse ₹400 crore, and with every showing, the film is tightening its grip on the ₹500‑crore threshold.
Critics have been kind to the cast, but it’s Jaideep Ahlawat who steals the spotlight. Saibal Chatterjee of NDTV writes, "Come for Ajay Devgn; stay for Jaideep Ahlawat. The former delivers the goods. The latter adds weight, the sort that makes an indelible impression." Ahlawat’s understated intensity gives the film a spine‑tingling edge.
Behind the camera, Abhishek Pathak has steered a fresh narrative thread, diverging from Jeethu Joseph’s Malayalam roots. The result is a tighter, more suspense‑laden script that keeps audiences guessing long after the credits roll.
The next week will decide the final chapter of this box‑office saga. If the film maintains its steady haul, it will officially join the Rs 500‑crore elite—an honor that will cement Ajay Devgn’s legacy as a box‑office titan.
For those who missed the first two installments, Drishyam 3 offers a complete package: a gripping plot, razor‑sharp performances, and a director who knows how to keep the stakes high. It’s a film that demands you sit, stare, and stay.
In short, Drishyam 3 isn’t just a sequel; it’s a cinematic marathon that’s sprinting toward a historic milestone. The world’s watching closely, and the numbers are telling a compelling story of success and suspense.