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Entertainment
Hanuman Ansh Nears ₹400 Crore Worldwide on Day 52, Surpasses Happy New Year, Adipurush and Simmba
✍️ Koimoi
🗓 29 Sep 2026, 04:48 AM
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The mythological epic ‘Hanuman Ansh’ logged a worldwide gross of about ₹393.6 crore on its 52nd day, leaving just ₹6.39 crore to breach the coveted ₹400 crore club and overtaking the earnings of Happy New Year, Adipurush and Simmba.
The fantasy‑action film Hanuman Ansh, released earlier this year, continues its strong theatrical run, marking day 52 of its worldwide exhibition. According to trade sources, the movie has amassed a cumulative gross of roughly ₹393.6 crore across domestic and overseas markets.
With just ₹6.39 crore short of the coveted ₹400 crore milestone, the film is poised to join an elite group of Indian releases that have crossed the four‑hundred‑crore threshold. The figure reflects ticket sales, ancillary revenues and the sustained audience interest in the mythological genre.
Industry analysts note that Hanuman Ansh’s earnings now exceed the total box‑office collections of recent big‑budget titles such as Happy New Year, Adipurush and Simmba. This comparative performance underscores the movie’s staying power and its appeal beyond the initial opening weekend.
Producers have hinted at potential celebrations or promotional events should the film officially breach the ₹400 crore mark, while distributors are monitoring the remaining weeks of the run for any further surge in attendance.
With just ₹6.39 crore short of the coveted ₹400 crore milestone, the film is poised to join an elite group of Indian releases that have crossed the four‑hundred‑crore threshold. The figure reflects ticket sales, ancillary revenues and the sustained audience interest in the mythological genre.
Industry analysts note that Hanuman Ansh’s earnings now exceed the total box‑office collections of recent big‑budget titles such as Happy New Year, Adipurush and Simmba. This comparative performance underscores the movie’s staying power and its appeal beyond the initial opening weekend.
Producers have hinted at potential celebrations or promotional events should the film officially breach the ₹400 crore mark, while distributors are monitoring the remaining weeks of the run for any further surge in attendance.