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Doraemon Film Earns ₹20 Crore in 11 Days, Holds Strong on Second Monday
✍️ Pinkvilla
🗓 13 Oct 2026, 02:37 PM
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The anime feature Doraemon: The Castle of the Undersea Devil has accumulated ₹20 crore at the box office over its first 11 days, maintaining a steady performance into its second Monday.
Released on 10th September, Doraemon: The Castle of the Undersea Devil entered Indian theatres with high expectations from the franchise’s fan base. Within its opening weekend, the film secured a respectable opening, drawing crowds across multiplexes and single-screen theatres alike.
By the end of the eleventh day, the movie had grossed ₹20 crore nationwide, a figure that places it among the top performers of the year for animated releases. The second Monday’s collections were steady, indicating sustained audience interest rather than a sharp drop‑off.
Comparatively, the film’s earnings are on par with the 2019 Doraemon feature, which crossed the ₹18 crore mark in a similar timeframe. Critics have noted that the blend of nostalgic elements and contemporary animation has resonated well with both children and adults.
Distributors are optimistic about the film’s future trajectory, with several states reporting extended runs in major cities. The producers have hinted at a possible sequel, contingent on the continued box‑office momentum.
By the end of the eleventh day, the movie had grossed ₹20 crore nationwide, a figure that places it among the top performers of the year for animated releases. The second Monday’s collections were steady, indicating sustained audience interest rather than a sharp drop‑off.
Comparatively, the film’s earnings are on par with the 2019 Doraemon feature, which crossed the ₹18 crore mark in a similar timeframe. Critics have noted that the blend of nostalgic elements and contemporary animation has resonated well with both children and adults.
Distributors are optimistic about the film’s future trajectory, with several states reporting extended runs in major cities. The producers have hinted at a possible sequel, contingent on the continued box‑office momentum.