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Mirzapur The Movie Crosses ₹150 Crore Worldwide Despite Monday Dip
Mirzapur The Movie had a strong opening weekend in India.
It earned ₹25.75 crore on Friday, ₹32 crore on Saturday and ₹36 crore on Sunday, according to one report.
Monday earnings fell by more than half compared with the weekend.
Even so, the movie crossed ₹100 crore in India after four days.
Reports give slightly different Day 4 figures, ranging from ₹15.50 crore to ₹16 crore.
They also give slightly different worldwide totals, between ₹153.47 crore and ₹154.05 crore.
The film earned money in both India and overseas markets.
Trade commentary said the Mirzapur franchise could help the film continue performing during the week.
Mirzapur The Movie earned ₹15.50 crore or ₹16 crore in India on Day 4, according to differing Sacnilk updates.
Reported four-day India net collections range from ₹109.25 crore to ₹109.75 crore.
The film’s reported worldwide gross reached ₹153.47 crore or ₹154.05 crore after four days.
Its opening weekend India net total was reported at ₹93.75 crore, following collections of ₹25.75 crore, ₹32 crore and ₹36 crore.
The Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal and Divyenndu starrer recorded 38.65% Hindi occupancy, with Lucknow reaching 66.8%.
- Who
- Mirzapur The Movie, starring Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Divyenndu and an ensemble cast.
- What
- The film crossed ₹100 crore in reported India net collections and ₹150 crore worldwide after four days.
- Where
- India and overseas markets; Lucknow recorded the highest reported Hindi occupancy.
- When
- During its first four days of release, including Monday; one report says it opened on Friday, September 4, 2026.
- Why
- A strong opening weekend and the continuing pull of the Mirzapur web-series franchise supported its early box-office performance.
Positive Trade Outlook
Monday Slowdown
Franchise strength
Positive Trade Outlook
Trade commentary said the film’s weekend hold and ability to cross ₹100 crore on Monday showed the strong pull of the Mirzapur web-series franchise.
Monday Slowdown
The film still experienced a drop of more than 50% on Monday, and overseas collections also declined at the start of the week.
Weekday prospects
Positive Trade Outlook
The early four-day total was described as a strong position for the rest of the first week if Tuesday and Wednesday collections held similarly.
Monday Slowdown
The Monday decline means the film’s weekday performance remains an important test, with no guarantee in the reports that the strong weekend pace will continue.
Collection figures
Positive Trade Outlook
One Day 4 update reported ₹15.50 crore in India, ₹109.25 crore in four-day India net collections and ₹153.47 crore worldwide.
Monday Slowdown
Another Day 4 update reported ₹16 crore in India, ₹109.75 crore in four-day India net collections and ₹154.05 crore worldwide.
Key facts
- Reported Day 4 India collection
- ₹15.50 crore across 10,570 shows in one update; ₹16 crore in another
- Reported four-day India net
- ₹109.25 crore to ₹109.75 crore
- India gross
- ₹130.97 crore
- Day 4 overseas collection
- ₹2.50 crore
- Overseas gross after four days
- ₹22.50 crore
- Reported worldwide gross
- ₹153.47 crore to ₹154.05 crore
- Hindi occupancy
- 38.65% overall; Lucknow reported 66.8%
- Opening weekend India net
- ₹93.75 crore, based on reported Friday, Saturday and Sunday collections








