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Mirzapur movie hits Rs 266 crore globally in ten days, reports The Indian Express
✍️ The Indian Express
🗓 15 Sep 2026, 04:38 AM
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The Pankaj Tripathi‑led film Mirzapur has amassed a worldwide gross of Rs 266 crore by its tenth day of release, according to The Indian Express.
The crime‑drama Mirzapur, starring Pankaj Tripathi, recorded a cumulative worldwide box‑office collection of Rs 266 crore on its tenth day of theatrical run, The Indian Express reported. The figure combines earnings from Indian territories and overseas markets, marking a significant milestone for the film.
Released in early September, Mirzapur has drawn audiences with its gritty narrative and strong performances, quickly becoming one of the year’s highest‑grossing Indian releases. The ten‑day tally places it among a select group of domestic films to breach the Rs 250‑crore mark globally.
Industry analysts note that the film’s robust performance reflects growing appetite for hard‑edge storytelling in Indian cinema, as well as effective marketing that leveraged Tripathi’s star power. The momentum is expected to continue as the movie remains in theatres for several more weeks.
The box‑office success also underscores the expanding contribution of overseas audiences to Indian film revenues, a trend that has accelerated in recent years.
Released in early September, Mirzapur has drawn audiences with its gritty narrative and strong performances, quickly becoming one of the year’s highest‑grossing Indian releases. The ten‑day tally places it among a select group of domestic films to breach the Rs 250‑crore mark globally.
Industry analysts note that the film’s robust performance reflects growing appetite for hard‑edge storytelling in Indian cinema, as well as effective marketing that leveraged Tripathi’s star power. The momentum is expected to continue as the movie remains in theatres for several more weeks.
The box‑office success also underscores the expanding contribution of overseas audiences to Indian film revenues, a trend that has accelerated in recent years.