Archive · 1 Sep 2026
Hanuman Ansh Surges to Rs 40.13 Crore Domestic Collection
Hanuman Ansh is a devotional film about Neem Karoli Baba.
It was made with less than Rs 2 crore.
At first, very few people watched it in cinemas.
The movie earned only Rs 10 lakh on its opening day.
Later, its earnings grew dramatically, especially in its third and fourth weeks.
On its fourth Sunday, it made Rs 12.75 crore.
That was more money than it made during its first three weeks combined.
In total, it has earned Rs 40.13 crore in India and Rs 47.33 crore worldwide gross, according to the article.
The story shows how Lakshman Das becomes the spiritual guru Neem Karoli Baba.
Made for less than Rs 2 crore, Hanuman Ansh has earned Rs 40.13 crore domestically and Rs 47.33 crore gross.
The devotional biopic earned Rs 12.75 crore on its fourth Sunday across 5,363 screens.
Its fourth Sunday collection exceeded the film’s combined Rs 11.90 crore haul from its first three weeks.
The film opened at Rs 10 lakh on August 7 but gained momentum sharply during its third and fourth weeks.
Hanuman Ansh follows Lakshman Das’s spiritual journey from a 13-year-old boy to Neem Karoli Baba.
- Who
- Hanuman Ansh, directed by Vishal Chaurvedi, tells the story of Lakshman Das and Neem Karoli Baba.
- What
- The devotional biopic became a sleeper hit after a sharp rise in box-office earnings during its fourth weekend.
- When
- The film released on August 7 and recorded its fourth Sunday on day 24.
- Where
- At the domestic Indian box office, across cinemas and screens reported in the article.
- Why
- Its earnings surged after a slow opening, with collections increasing significantly during the third and fourth weeks.
- Production budget
- Less than Rs 2 crore
- Domestic collection
- Rs 40.13 crore
- Gross collection
- Rs 47.33 crore
- Fourth Sunday collection
- Rs 12.75 crore across 5,363 screens
- Opening day collection
- Rs 10 lakh on August 7
- First three weeks
- Rs 11.90 crore combined
- Fourth weekend trend
- Rs 6.25 crore on Friday, Rs 9.25 crore on Saturday and Rs 12.75 crore on Sunday
