By Team INVC | INVC NEWS
Published: October 8, 2026 | 06 : 31 AM IST
MUMBAI, India | October 8, 2026 — Drishyam 3 box office collection figures now tell a different story from earlier reports that placed Ajay Devgn’s film below ₹350 crore worldwide. Sacnilk’s updated six-day estimate puts its global gross at ₹366.50 crore, although other trackers report a lower total.
Wednesday’s figures also show a contrast between the three releases. Drishyam 3 continued to generate substantial daily business, The Vvaan slipped below ₹1 crore in one trade estimate, and Hanuman Ansh added to its total deep into its theatrical run.
However, readers should keep one distinction in mind: worldwide gross and India net measure different things. Comparing them directly can produce a misleading headline.
Drishyam 3 Adds ₹15.50 Crore on Its Sixth Day
According to Sacnilk, Drishyam 3 earned an estimated ₹15.50 crore India net on Wednesday, October 7. That took its six-day domestic net collection to ₹232.50 crore.
The tracker places India gross at ₹279 crore and overseas gross at ₹87.50 crore, producing a worldwide gross of ₹366.50 crore.
On that basis, the film stands ₹16.50 crore above the ₹350 crore worldwide milestone. However, it remains ₹117.50 crore short of ₹350 crore India net. Those are separate targets.
Why Some Reports Still Place It Below ₹350 Crore
Bollymoviereviewz lists a lower worldwide figure of ₹328 crore, alongside a six-day India net trade estimate of ₹223 crore.
Consequently, a report describing the film as either above or below ₹350 crore must identify its source. This article uses Sacnilk’s updated figures as its main reference and presents the alternative estimate separately.
Trade estimates can change as trackers revise their data. Therefore, the totals here should not imply a single, independently audited collection figure.
The Vvaan Drops Below ₹1 Crore
Meanwhile, Bollymoviereviewz estimates The Vvaan’s Day 13 India net collection at ₹0.70 crore, or ₹70 lakh. The same tracker lists ₹1.10 crore for the previous day and a cumulative domestic net trade figure of ₹61.25 crore.
Using that consistent series, Wednesday’s collection fell by approximately 36%. The decline describes a change in daily earnings; it does not, by itself, establish why fewer tickets sold.
Hanuman Ansh Continues Its Long Run
Sacnilk estimates Hanuman Ansh’s Day 62 India net collection at ₹0.80 crore, or ₹80 lakh. Its cumulative domestic net reached ₹327.28 crore, while worldwide gross stood at ₹426.51 crore.
The film therefore remained active at the box office more than two months after its August 7 release. Its position differs from a new release entering its first full week.
Wednesday Collections at a Glance
| Film | Run Day | October 7 India Net | Cumulative India Net | Source |
| Drishyam 3 | Day 6 | ₹15.50 crore | ₹232.50 crore | Sacnilk |
| The Vvaan | Day 13 | ₹0.70 crore | ₹61.25 crore | Bollymoviereviewz trade estimate |
| Hanuman Ansh | Day 62 | ₹0.80 crore | ₹327.28 crore | Sacnilk |
All figures represent tracker estimates. The table uses different sources where indicated and does not combine them into a single market total.
What These Numbers Tell Moviegoers
The daily collection answers one question: how much business did a film generate on a particular day? The cumulative total answers another: how much has it collected over its reported run?
Neither figure serves as a review. A large collection does not establish whether a particular viewer will enjoy the film. Likewise, a weekday decline does not explain audience reactions without additional evidence.
For readers following the competition, the useful comparison is the same metric over the same period. Compare India net with India net, and check the source before sharing a milestone claim.
The Next Update Should Track Thursday Separately
This report covers Wednesday, October 7, with publication on Thursday, October 8. Thursday’s developing collection belongs to the next daily update.
For now, the central correction is clear: Sacnilk’s updated worldwide estimate places Drishyam 3 beyond ₹350 crore. Any claim about its distance from that milestone must specify whether it refers to worldwide gross or domestic net.
