The clock ticks, and Hanuman Ansh is just a breath away from the ₹350 crore club. Sunday’s haul of ₹13.75 crore—up 41% from the previous day’s ₹9.75 crore—propels the film to a net ₹271.88 crore in India, with a gross of ₹321.05 crore.
It wasn’t always a smooth run. When the film hit the screens, a crowded field of Batwara 1947 and Awarapan 2 squeezed it down to just 25 screens. Then, when Batwara fumbled at the box office, Hanuman Ansh’s screen count began to climb, and audiences started flooding the theatres in droves.
Written and directed by Vishal Chaturvedi, the story follows Lakshmi Narayan—played by Shobhinaw Satya—who, after his mother’s death, embarks on a pilgrimage across North India that transforms him into the saint Neem Karoli Baba. On a shoestring budget of ₹1.75 crore, the film marries earnest performances, a heart‑wrenching narrative, and an unflinching look at faith, earning ₹1.50 crore overseas on Day 45 and pushing the worldwide total to ₹347.05 crore.
With just a sliver left to hit ₹350 crore, the film’s momentum feels unstoppable. If the current trajectory holds, Hanuman Ansh will join the ranks of rare spiritual sagas that have crossed the five‑figure crore threshold, proving that devotion can outshine star power.