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Entertainment
Hanuman Ansh Box Office Soars 94% on Day 51, Eyes Rs 400 Cr Milestone
✍️ The Indian Express
🗓 27 Sep 2026, 02:38 PM
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The biopic of Neem Karoli Baba, Hanuman Ansh, recorded a 94% jump in collections on its 51st day, positioning it to surpass the Rs 400 crore mark.
The biographical drama Hanuman Ansh, which chronicles the life of the revered saint Neem Karoli Baba, has shown a remarkable turnaround at the box office. Released in late 2023, the film had a modest opening but has steadily gained traction among audiences.
On its 51st day of release, Hanuman Ansh experienced a 94% surge in daily collections, a sharp increase compared to the previous day's earnings. This uptick has propelled the film toward the coveted Rs 400 crore threshold, a milestone that few Indian biopics achieve.
Industry analysts note that the late‑night screenings and word‑of‑mouth buzz have contributed to the surge, with the film performing especially well in multiplexes across North and Central India. The 94% rise is one of the highest day‑over‑day jumps seen in the past year.
With the film now on track to cross Rs 400 crore, distributors are optimistic about its extended theatrical run. The producers are also exploring a digital release plan that could further boost viewership after the theatrical window closes.
On its 51st day of release, Hanuman Ansh experienced a 94% surge in daily collections, a sharp increase compared to the previous day's earnings. This uptick has propelled the film toward the coveted Rs 400 crore threshold, a milestone that few Indian biopics achieve.
Industry analysts note that the late‑night screenings and word‑of‑mouth buzz have contributed to the surge, with the film performing especially well in multiplexes across North and Central India. The 94% rise is one of the highest day‑over‑day jumps seen in the past year.
With the film now on track to cross Rs 400 crore, distributors are optimistic about its extended theatrical run. The producers are also exploring a digital release plan that could further boost viewership after the theatrical window closes.