When the last ticket screeched for Hanuman Ansh on Saturday, the screen was still glowing with the promise of a long‑running devotional saga.
The film’s 6.50 crore nett haul from 3,979 shows and a 37% occupancy proves it still has an audience, even as the calendar turns into its eighth week.
Across the country, the film has now amassed ₹298.03 crore net, a sliver shy of the ₹300 crore threshold that would put it in the elite club of devotional blockbusters.
Meanwhile, overseas markets added ₹0.75 crore, boosting the international gross to ₹37.75 crore and showing the story’s universal appeal.
Directed and produced by Vishal Chaturvedi, Hanuman Ansh is the first act of a planned trilogy, adapted from his own book Divine Detour.
With Shobhinaw Satyaa portraying the young Lakshmi Narayan and a supporting cast that includes Chandan K Anand and Nikhil Dubey, the film blends spiritual journey with historical nuance.
As the film rolls out into its eighth week, fans can expect a sequel next year, while critics will be watching to see if the second part can match the first’s emotional pull.