Drishyam 3 has crossed ₹300 crore in global gross, a milestone that points to the enduring strength of the franchise and the box office chemistry between Ajay Devgn and Tabu. The film’s overseas collection of ₹81.73 crore is the highest ever for any film in their 11-film partnership — a figure that’s 36% ahead of Drishyam 2’s ₹60 crore. That performance keeps Drishyam 3’s worldwide total at ₹336.02 crore, just behind Drishyam 2’s record, even though its India net collection is lower. The three films together have earned ₹161.5 crore overseas, nearly 62% of the pair’s total international earnings of ₹261.94 crore. The franchise now accounts for 55% of the duo’s cumulative collection across all 11 films. Their combined investment stands at ₹606 crore. Across those films, they’ve earned ₹958.92 crore net in India, ₹1,155.92 crore gross in India, and ₹1,401 crore globally. The net profit? ₹352.92 crore. The ROI: 58.24%. The Drishyam trilogy alone had a budget of ₹238 crore and delivered ₹532.25 crore net in India. The success ratio for the entire Ajay Devgn–Tabu collaboration is 70%, with seven profitable films out of ten. Drishyam 2 remains the benchmark: it delivered the highest net profit (₹160.5 crore), the biggest worldwide gross, and the best ROI. But surprisingly, their first film together. Vijaypath, ranks as their second-most profitable. The numbers don’t just reflect box office returns. They signal a shift in how audiences engage with Indian cinema beyond the theatrical window. And with Drishyam 3 still rolling, the question isn’t whether the franchise will break records. It’s what comes next.