‘Mirzapur: The Movie’ reaches ₹225.55 crore worldwide, targets ₹250 crore

Pankaj Tripathi and Ravi Kishan-starrer ‘Mirzapur: The Movie’ has collected ₹157.45 crore net in India and ₹38 crore overseas by day eight. The film’s momentum could continue through the weekend after competing release ‘Haiwaan’ opened to an estimated ₹3 crore in India.

— Source publishedSat, 12 Sept, 2026, 09:22 IST·First seen Sat, 12 Sept, 2026, 09:27 IST·Source Business Today · Latest

What happened

Mirzapur: The Movie reached ₹225.55 crore worldwide, including ₹157.45 crore India net, and is targeting ₹250 crore. Its box-office momentum is expected to

Key facts

  • ₹157.45 crore India net collection
  • ₹187.55 crore domestic gross collection
  • ₹38 crore overseas collection
  • ₹225.55 crore worldwide collection
  • ₹250 crore worldwide target
  • ₹148.45 crore first-week collection
  • ₹9 crore third Friday collection
  • ₹3 crore Haiwaan opening-day India collection

Why this matters

The box-office momentum strengthens the case for partnerships around Mirzapur, including branded merchandise, retail activations, music and digital-content licensing, before the franchise’s attention cycle fades.

What to watch

  • Worldwide gross crossing ₹250 crore before the end of the second weekend.
  • India weekday collections holding above 50% of the first-week weekday level.
  • A competing release failing to materially displace premium screens or peak showtimes.
  • Official confirmation of an OTT premiere date, merchandising program or consumer-brand collaboration.
  • Sustained overseas collections, particularly in Indian diaspora markets.
  • Monitor second-weekend occupancy and weekday hold versus the opening week to assess whether ₹250 crore is a floor or ceiling.
  • Track announcements of streaming release timing, soundtrack promotions and official licensing partners for evidence of monetization beyond ticket sales.
  • Watch multiplex chains, food-delivery platforms and consumer brands for Mirzapur-themed offers that can extend audience engagement.
  • Assess whether cast-led social content and regional-market promotions are sustaining footfall outside major metros.