By Team INVC | INVC NEWS
MUMBAI, India | September 14, 2026 —
Box Office Collection Today September 14 2026 has delivered a remarkable result at the Indian box office, with Hanuman Ansh outperforming much newer films on its 38th day in theaters.
The Vishal Chaturvedi-directed devotional drama collected an estimated ₹22.50 crore net in India on Sunday, taking its domestic net total to approximately ₹214.63 crore.
Meanwhile, Mirzapur: The Movie remained a major force during its second weekend, while Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan’s new release Haiwaan struggled to generate momentum despite its star cast.
Hanuman Ansh Creates Box Office Sensation on Day 38
Few films manage to earn blockbuster-level daily numbers after spending more than five weeks in theaters.
Hanuman Ansh has done exactly that.
The film collected approximately ₹22.50 crore net on Day 38, its sixth Sunday. That pushed its India net total to about ₹214.63 crore.
The performance becomes even more remarkable because the movie started its theatrical journey with extremely modest collections before gaining extraordinary momentum through audience word of mouth.
Its sixth-week performance has now turned Hanuman Ansh into one of the biggest box-office stories of 2026.
Rather than fading after the arrival of major new releases, the film has continued to attract audiences and retain screens.
Hanuman Ansh Day 38 Box Office
Sunday Collection: ₹22.50 crore net
India Net Total: Approximately ₹214.63 crore
Day: 38
Current Trend: Exceptional
The film’s India gross collection has moved beyond ₹250 crore, while its worldwide business has also continued to rise.
Box-office trackers currently place its worldwide gross at approximately ₹268 crore.
Mirzapur: The Movie Earns ₹13.25 Crore on Second Sunday
Mirzapur: The Movie also delivered a solid Sunday performance.
The Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Divyenndu and Ravi Kishan-starrer collected approximately ₹13.25 crore net on Day 10.
Its India net collection has now reached roughly ₹184.70 crore.
The movie had already generated a powerful opening thanks to the popularity of the Mirzapur franchise. However, its ability to continue earning in double digits during the second weekend shows that audience interest remains strong.
Mirzapur The Movie Day 10 Collection
Sunday Collection: ₹13.25 crore net
India Net Total: ₹184.70 crore
Day: 10
Worldwide Gross: Around ₹266 crore
The film has now comfortably crossed the ₹250 crore worldwide benchmark and remains one of the strongest theatrical performers currently running in India.
Haiwaan Faces Major Opening-Weekend Trouble
The biggest disappointment of the weekend came from Haiwaan.
Despite bringing Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan together and carrying Priyadarshan’s name as director, the thriller failed to generate the expected weekend growth.
The film earned approximately ₹1.85 crore net on Sunday, according to current trade estimates.
Its opening weekend finished at only ₹7.35 crore net in India.
That is a worrying result for a star-driven Hindi release.
Haiwaan Opening Weekend Collection
Friday: Approximately ₹3 crore
Saturday: Approximately ₹2.50 crore
Sunday: Approximately ₹1.85 crore
Opening Weekend Total: ₹7.35 crore net
More concerning than the total itself is the trend.
Instead of increasing strongly on Sunday, Haiwaan recorded a decline from Saturday. Sunday business fell by roughly 26%, suggesting that the film has not yet generated the audience momentum required for a strong theatrical run.
Monday will now become critical.
A sharp weekday decline could significantly reduce the film’s chances of recovery.
Hanuman Ansh Beats Two Major Rivals on Sunday
Sunday’s head-to-head comparison tells the story clearly.
| Film | Sunday India Net |
|---|---|
| Hanuman Ansh | ₹22.50 crore |
| Mirzapur: The Movie | ₹13.25 crore |
| Haiwaan | ₹1.85 crore |
| Toxic | ₹0.26 crore |
A film on its 38th day earned more on Sunday than Mirzapur: The Movie and Haiwaan combined.
That makes Hanuman Ansh the clear winner of the September 13 Sunday box-office battle.
Toxic Slows Dramatically
Yash-led Toxic has also lost considerable momentum.
The film collected only around ₹26 lakh net in India on its 19th day, taking its domestic net total to approximately ₹249.04 crore.
While its overall total remains substantial because of its huge opening period, current daily collections show that its theatrical run has slowed sharply.
Competition from Hanuman Ansh, Mirzapur: The Movie and fresh releases has further reduced its screen presence.
Why Hanuman Ansh Is the Real Box Office Story
The biggest takeaway is no longer simply that Hanuman Ansh has become successful.
Its longevity has become the real phenomenon.
A film earning ₹22.50 crore on its sixth Sunday is highly unusual in the modern theatrical market, where most releases generate the majority of their business during their first two weekends.
Strong word of mouth, repeat viewing and continued audience curiosity appear to have transformed the film from a modest opener into a major commercial success.
The movie’s rise also demonstrates that opening-day numbers alone do not always determine a film’s final theatrical fate.
Monday Box Office Test Begins
Attention now shifts to Monday.
Hanuman Ansh will attempt to retain another strong weekday hold.
Mirzapur: The Movie needs to maintain momentum as it enters the latter part of its second week.
For Haiwaan, however, Monday carries much greater significance.
After a ₹7.35 crore opening weekend, the Akshay Kumar-Saif Ali Khan film needs stability immediately. Another steep fall could make recovery increasingly difficult.
For now, the Indian box office has delivered an unexpected winner: 38 days after release, Hanuman Ansh remains the film everyone else is trying to catch.
Box-office figures are based on industry tracking estimates and may change after final distributor or producer figures become available.
