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Hanuman Ansh Surpasses Toxic on Day 26, Becomes India's Biggest Film on Sept 1
✍️ Bollywood Hungama
🗓 02 Sep 2026, 03:39 PM
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The Hindi film Hanuman Ansh has outperformed the blockbuster Toxic, crossing a higher box‑office collection on its 26th day and ranking as the biggest Indian film released on September 1.
Hanuman Ansh, a Hindi-language film that premiered on September 1, has shown remarkable staying power at the box office. According to reports from Bollywood Hungama, the film’s 26th day collection surpassed that of the earlier hit Toxic on its 7th day, marking a significant milestone for the production.
The achievement underscores the film’s sustained popularity among audiences, as it continues to draw crowds well beyond the typical opening weekend window. By outperforming a major competitor, Hanuman Ansh has secured its position as the highest‑grossing Indian film released on the same date.
Industry analysts note that such a performance is rare for a film released in September, a month that traditionally sees lower theatrical turnout. The success of Hanuman Ansh could influence distribution strategies for future releases during this period.
While the exact figures remain undisclosed, the trend indicates strong word‑of‑mouth promotion and a loyal fan base that has kept the film in theatres for an extended run.
The achievement underscores the film’s sustained popularity among audiences, as it continues to draw crowds well beyond the typical opening weekend window. By outperforming a major competitor, Hanuman Ansh has secured its position as the highest‑grossing Indian film released on the same date.
Industry analysts note that such a performance is rare for a film released in September, a month that traditionally sees lower theatrical turnout. The success of Hanuman Ansh could influence distribution strategies for future releases during this period.
While the exact figures remain undisclosed, the trend indicates strong word‑of‑mouth promotion and a loyal fan base that has kept the film in theatres for an extended run.