Drishyam: The Conclusion has crossed ₹500 crore worldwide gross — and it’s only the second Indian film of 2026 to hit that mark. Ajay Devgn, for the first time in his career, now stands at the top of the ₹500 Cr club, with his latest outing not just breaking records but redefining them. The film’s India gross is nearing ₹390 crore, while overseas collections have already cleared ₹110 crore. That’s a new high for Devgn, both domestically and internationally, a rare feat for an actor whose films have long leaned heavily on the home market. 

The numbers aren’t just impressive. They’re historic. Drishyam: The Conclusion became Devgn’s biggest grosser within its first week, crossed ₹300 crore nett in India by Day 10, and now shows no signs of slowing down. With momentum building ahead of Dasara, the film is poised to add another ₹100 crore or more. If the trend holds, ₹600 crore worldwide isn’t just possible. It’s likely. Some projections even suggest a final tally of ₹650 crore, with India hitting ₹500 crore and overseas topping ₹150 crore. 

That kind of reach? Unheard of for a Hindi film this year. Jailer 2 and Ranabaali are coming in, but in the Hindi multiplex space, they’re unlikely to challenge the dominance of Devgn’s thriller. The franchise’s emotional core, Vijay Salgaonkar’s quiet intensity, Tabu’s grounded presence, Shriya Saran’s return, and Jaideep Ahlawat stepping into a pivotal role. Has clearly resonated across borders. 

And yet, the real story isn’t just the money. It’s the shift. For years, Devgn was seen as a star who delivered strong domestic results, but never truly cracked the international market. Now, with over ₹110 crore overseas, he’s not just playing in the big leagues, he’s leading them. 

The question now isn’t whether Drishyam: The Conclusion will break records. It’s how many more it’ll set before the dust settles.