Mirzapur: The Movie opens with ₹11.97 crore India net on Day 1
Mirzapur: The Movie collected ₹11.97 crore net and ₹14.12 crore gross in India on its opening day, playing across 6,482 shows at 29.8% overall occupancy. Hindi accounted for ₹11.89 crore of net collections, while advance sales had reached ₹9.19 crore.
What happened
Mirzapur: The Movie generated Rs 11.97 crore India net on its first day across 6,482 shows, with 29.8% occupancy. Advance bookings totaled Rs 9.19 crore from
Key facts
- Day 1 India net collection: Rs 11.97 crore
- Day 1 India gross: Rs 14.12 crore
- 6,482 shows
- Overall occupancy: 29.8%
- Hindi net collection: Rs 11.89 crore
- Hindi shows: 6,380
- Hindi occupancy: 32.0%
- Telugu net collection: Rs 0.08 crore
- Telugu shows: 102
- Telugu occupancy: 20.0%
- Advance-booking gross: Rs 9.19 crore
- Advance tickets sold: 3,28,127
- Advance-booking shows: 11,537
- Hindi 2D advance gross: Rs 9.15 crore
- Hindi 2D tickets: 3,25,635
- Hindi 2D shows: 11,401
- Hindi 2D average ticket price: Rs 240
- Telugu 2D advance gross: Rs 3.84 lakh
- Telugu 2D tickets: 2,492
- Telugu 2D shows: 136
- Telugu 2D average ticket price: Rs 170
- Advance gross including block seats: Rs 12.55 crore
Why this matters
The film’s opening validates Mirzapur as a monetisable screen-to-theatre IP, strengthening the case for franchise extensions, cinema-window partnerships and cross-platform entertainment deals.
What to watch
- Saturday and Sunday occupancy versus the 29.8% Day 1 baseline
- Day 2-3 collection trajectory and weekend India net total
- Monday hold relative to opening day, indicating word-of-mouth durability
- City-level performance in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, and other Hindi-belt markets
- Share of premium-format and late-night screenings, which carries higher F&B and parking spend
- Competing film releases, cricket/sports programming, and local holiday calendars that may redirect discretionary outings
- Increase weekend staffing and inventory for beverages, popcorn-compatible snacks, quick-service meals, and parking operations at cinema-led malls.
- Target Hindi-market loyalty members with same-day movie-ticket bundles, post-show dining offers, and late-evening redemption windows.
- Monitor showtime-level occupancy by city and daypart; shift promotional spend toward locations where evening and weekend utilization accelerates.
- Prepare weekday conversion offers for Monday-Thursday, such as ticket-stub discounts at food, gaming, beauty, and family-entertainment tenants.