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Mirzapur film draws 90,000 viewers, targets Rs 30 cr opening
✍️ Bollywood Hungama
🗓 04 Sep 2026, 09:18 AM
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The new Mirzapur movie sold 90,000 tickets on its first day, with an expected opening collection of around Rs 30 crore and a weekend target of Rs 100 crore, according to Bollywood Hungama.
The latest Mirzapur‑themed film has created a buzz at Indian theatres, registering 90,000 ticket sales on its debut day. Trade analysts estimate an opening day gross of roughly Rs 30 crore, positioning the movie among the year's biggest launches.
Bollywood Hungama, citing box‑office data, projects the film could cross the Rs 100 crore mark by the end of its opening weekend if the current momentum continues. The strong response reflects the franchise’s fan base and the growing appetite for gritty, action‑driven narratives.
The film’s distributors have highlighted the early numbers as a sign of robust market demand, especially in tier‑1 and tier‑2 cities where the Mirzapur brand enjoys high recognition. Industry watchers will monitor the next few days to see if the weekend target holds, which could influence upcoming releases in the same genre.
If the Rs 100 crore weekend materialises, the movie would join an elite group of Indian productions that have breached the six‑figure crore barrier within the first three days, underscoring the commercial viability of regional‑inspired cinema on a national scale.
Stakeholders are now focusing on sustaining footfall through promotional activities and word‑of‑mouth, aiming to convert the initial hype into sustained box‑office performance over the coming weeks.
Bollywood Hungama, citing box‑office data, projects the film could cross the Rs 100 crore mark by the end of its opening weekend if the current momentum continues. The strong response reflects the franchise’s fan base and the growing appetite for gritty, action‑driven narratives.
The film’s distributors have highlighted the early numbers as a sign of robust market demand, especially in tier‑1 and tier‑2 cities where the Mirzapur brand enjoys high recognition. Industry watchers will monitor the next few days to see if the weekend target holds, which could influence upcoming releases in the same genre.
If the Rs 100 crore weekend materialises, the movie would join an elite group of Indian productions that have breached the six‑figure crore barrier within the first three days, underscoring the commercial viability of regional‑inspired cinema on a national scale.
Stakeholders are now focusing on sustaining footfall through promotional activities and word‑of‑mouth, aiming to convert the initial hype into sustained box‑office performance over the coming weeks.