Drishyam: The Conclusion has collected approximately $6.5 million (₹62.66 crore) in overseas markets during its opening weekend, spanning October 2–4, 2026, according to Bollywood Hungama. The film emerged as the second-highest opening weekend grosser of the year globally, trailing only Dhurandhar: The Revenge, which earned $22.6 million in its debut. In the United States, it ranked 10th on the weekend chart with a gross of $1.67 million across 541 screens, placing it ahead of regional releases like Don’t Trouble the Trouble (Telugu), Baththa (Tamil), and Hanuman Ansh. Canada saw a strong showing too, with $1.14 million from 541 screens, while the UK and Ireland reported significant early figures, though full data remains pending. The film outperformed several other high-profile launches, including Sigma (Tamil), The Vvaan, and Dorothy (Tamil), all of which struggled post-opening. Even titles like Mitti de Putt (Punjabi) and Pradhama Drishtya Kuttakkar (Malayalam) failed to match its momentum. While the international numbers are solid, the domestic release date remains unannounced. With no official Indian theatrical rollout yet confirmed, the next phase — how the film translates its global success into box office dominance at home, is now the central question. The franchise’s legacy rests on whether this sequel can sustain its opening energy beyond the overseas circuit.