Hanuman Ansh’s 9th Monday grossed ₹75 lakh — a 70% dip from its 9th Friday, as the devotional drama nears the finish line with a nett lifetime collection of ₹309.5 crore in India. The film, directed by Vishal Chaturvedi, is now expected to close its run between ₹11 and ₹12 crore in its final week, falling short of the earlier projected ₹350 crore mark. That target, once considered realistic based on early momentum, now looks out of reach after the steep decline in its ninth week. Still, the film has already cemented itself as a historic blockbuster, surviving the release of Drishyam: The Conclusion, which opened with a career-best overseas debut for Ajay Devgn at $6 million. Hanuman Ansh’s performance. Especially in a crowded market, speaks volumes about the staying power of faith-driven cinema. With no major releases scheduled to challenge it in the coming days, the film’s final tally will depend on how long it can maintain its audience loyalty. One thing’s certain: this isn’t just a box office win. It’s a cultural moment. And the numbers? They’re still moving.