Mumbai: Ajay Devgn's Drishyam 3: The Conclusion has crossed the Rs 300 crore net mark at the Indian box office in just 10 days, becoming the actor's biggest-ever hit by a distance and tightening its grip as one of 2026's defining Bollywood successes.
According to early estimates from industry tracker Sacnilk reported by Times Now, the film collected around Rs 23 crore net in India on its second Sunday, October 11, taking its 10-day domestic net total to Rs 309.50 crore. Its worldwide gross touched Rs 480.40 crore in the same period.
The second-weekend surge
The thriller witnessed an 82.8 per cent jump on its second Saturday, October 10, earning Rs 26.50 crore net in India against Rs 14.50 crore on Friday, The Indian Express reported. Occupancy on Saturday stood at 33.46 per cent, with night shows peaking at 46.23 per cent.
The day-10 collection of Rs 23 crore marked a 13.2 per cent dip from Saturday's bumper number, but the film held on strongly despite new competition.
A career-defining run
The Abhishek Pathak-directed film has now surpassed the lifetime worldwide collections of Devgn's previous biggest hits, Singham Again (Rs 389 crore) and Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior (Rs 367 crore). It has also overtaken both Drishyam and Drishyam 2 to become the highest-grossing instalment in the Hindi franchise.
The film opened with Rs 62 crore on October 2, followed by Rs 53.50 crore on day two and Rs 61 crore on day three. After the customary weekday dip, the second weekend has put it firmly on course to enter the all-time top tier of Hindi cinema.
Overseas, the film added Rs 8 crore on day nine, taking its international gross past Rs 103 crore, with the makers and trade trackers now eyeing the Rs 500 crore global milestone next.
Sources:
Times Now, The Indian Express
According to early estimates from industry tracker Sacnilk reported by Times Now, the film collected around Rs 23 crore net in India on its second Sunday, October 11, taking its 10-day domestic net total to Rs 309.50 crore. Its worldwide gross touched Rs 480.40 crore in the same period.
The second-weekend surge
The thriller witnessed an 82.8 per cent jump on its second Saturday, October 10, earning Rs 26.50 crore net in India against Rs 14.50 crore on Friday, The Indian Express reported. Occupancy on Saturday stood at 33.46 per cent, with night shows peaking at 46.23 per cent.
The day-10 collection of Rs 23 crore marked a 13.2 per cent dip from Saturday's bumper number, but the film held on strongly despite new competition.
A career-defining run
The Abhishek Pathak-directed film has now surpassed the lifetime worldwide collections of Devgn's previous biggest hits, Singham Again (Rs 389 crore) and Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior (Rs 367 crore). It has also overtaken both Drishyam and Drishyam 2 to become the highest-grossing instalment in the Hindi franchise.
The film opened with Rs 62 crore on October 2, followed by Rs 53.50 crore on day two and Rs 61 crore on day three. After the customary weekday dip, the second weekend has put it firmly on course to enter the all-time top tier of Hindi cinema.
Overseas, the film added Rs 8 crore on day nine, taking its international gross past Rs 103 crore, with the makers and trade trackers now eyeing the Rs 500 crore global milestone next.
Sources:
Times Now, The Indian Express
