Archive · 6 Sep 2026
Hanuman Ansh Enters Rs 100 Crore Club After 31 Days
Hanuman Ansh is a devotional film about Neem Karoli Baba.
It started in cinemas on August 7 with very few shows and no major stars.
At first, it earned little money.
Many people later recommended it to others, so more viewers began watching it.
The film’s earnings grew sharply in its third and fourth weeks.
A report says it crossed Rs 100 crore in India by its 31st day.
It made this money despite competing with the newer film Mirzapur: The Movie.
The movie reportedly cost less than Rs 2 crore to make.
The reports give slightly different numbers for some days and totals.
Hanuman Ansh reportedly crossed Rs 100 crore in India on its 31st day, reaching Rs 100.20 crore.
The Neem Karoli Baba biopic earned Rs 82 lakh on its fifth Sunday, according to the report.
Its reported fifth-Saturday collection was Rs 16.50 crore from 6,055 screens, following Rs 10 crore on day 29.
The film was made on a budget of less than Rs 2 crore and has reportedly earned over 50 times its investment.
The film’s reported cumulative figures and day labels differ between the two reports, including Rs 97.99 crore after day 29 and Rs 99.38 crore after day 30.
- Who
- Hanuman Ansh, directed by Vishal Chaturvedi and starring Shobhinaw Satyaa as Neem Karoli Baba.
- What
- The devotional drama reportedly entered the Rs 100 crore India box-office club after 31 days.
- When
- The reported milestone was reached on the fifth Sunday, or day 31, after its August 7 release.
- Where
- In cinemas across India.
- Why
- The film gained momentum through word-of-mouth, leading to increased audiences and screenings despite competing releases.
- Reported India gross
- Rs 100.20 crore after 31 days
- Fifth Sunday collection
- Rs 82 lakh so far
- Reported day-30 total
- Rs 99.38 crore
- Reported day-30 collection
- Rs 16.50 crore from 6,055 screens
- Day-29 collection
- Rs 10 crore from 5,055 shows, with 47% occupancy
- Reported budget
- Less than Rs 2 crore
- Release date
- August 7
- Reported figure discrepancy
- The reports differ on day labels and cumulative totals, including Rs 97.99 crore after day 29 in one report and Rs 99.38 crore after day 30 in the other.
