Drishyam The Conclusion has crossed ₹260 crore net at the domestic box office, marking a strong eighth day of theatrical run. According to Sacnilk, the film earned ₹14.50 crore on its second Friday, October 9, 2026, pushing its cumulative India net collection past the milestone. Bollywood Hungama reports a slightly lower figure of ₹13.20 crore for the same day, placing the film as the second-highest second Friday grosser of 2026 — just behind Dhurandhar The Revenge’s ₹38 crore. It outperforms Border 2 (₹10.25 crore), Mirzapur - The Movie (₹9.45 crore), and several other major releases from the year. The film’s overseas performance added ₹6 crore on that Friday, bringing its international gross to ₹95 crore. Combined, the worldwide gross stands at ₹407 crore. The movie was reportedly made on a budget of ₹110 crore, meaning it has already turned into a commercial success. With no new Hindi film released on Friday due to the postponement of Udta Teer to October 23, Drishyam The Conclusion faced minimal competition during its second weekend. This lack of direct rivalry likely contributed to its sustained draw. Critics have responded positively: a Free Press Journal reviewer gave the film three stars, noting its narrative restraint, “the movie stays true to its name, showing only what you need to see at that point, and revealing the rest later.” The film’s ability to maintain momentum beyond opening weekend suggests strong audience retention. Trade sources suggest it could cross ₹300 crore net in India by the end of its second weekend. Next Friday, October 16, brings a wave of new releases. Jailer (Hindi), Nayyi Navelli, Prahaar, and Ranabaali (Hindi), which will test the film’s staying power. For now, Drishyam The Conclusion remains the dominant force at the box office. Its blend of suspense, star power, and narrative precision continues to resonate. The question isn’t whether it’ll hit ₹300 crore. It’s how long it can hold the top spot before the next wave arrives.