Archive · 23 Sep 2026
Hanuman Ansh Earns Rs 366 Crore After Minimal-Budget Gamble
Hanuman Ansh is a movie that cost only a little more than Rs 1.5 crore to make.
It has earned about Rs 366.45 crore from theatres in 47 days.
This makes it a very successful surprise hit.
Producer Anupriya Nagar put Rs 50 lakh into the movie.
Director Vishal Chaturvedi did not take a fee while making it.
Instead, he and the three producers will divide the remaining profits equally.
Nagar thinks her share could be at least Rs 50 crore.
That estimate may change because the movie has not yet made its streaming, television or music deals.
Hanuman Ansh collected Rs 366.45 crore gross during its first 47 days in theatres.
The film was made on a budget of slightly more than Rs 1.5 crore.
Producer Anupriya Nagar invested Rs 50 lakh, or about one-third of the budget.
Director Vishal Chaturvedi waived his fee during production and shares profits as an equal partner.
Nagar estimates she could earn at least Rs 50 crore, although OTT, satellite and music deals are still pending.
- Who
- Hanuman Ansh’s producers, including Anupriya Nagar, and first-time director Vishal Chaturvedi.
- What
- The film has become a major low-budget hit, earning Rs 366.45 crore gross in 47 days.
- When
- After seven weeks in theatres, covering its first 47 days.
- Where
- In theatres; additional OTT, satellite and music deals have not yet been made.
- Why
- The film was produced on a very small budget, while its profits are to be shared equally among four partners.
- Theatrical gross
- Rs 366.45 crore in the first 47 days
- Production budget
- A little over Rs 1.5 crore
- Anupriya Nagar’s investment
- Rs 50 lakh
- Profit-sharing partners
- Three producers and director Vishal Chaturvedi
- Estimated return for Nagar
- At least Rs 50 crore, according to her current estimate
- Pending deals
- OTT, satellite and music agreements
- Theatrical run
- Seven weeks, with further weeks expected