Hanuman Ansh’s ninth week grossed ₹10.65 crore — the highest ever recorded for any film in its ninth week at the Indian box office, according to Koimoi. The devotional drama, released on August 7, 2026, has now accumulated ₹328.03 crore net at the domestic box office and ₹387.16 crore globally. That’s a film made on a budget of just ₹1.8 crore defying all expectations. On day 63, it earned ₹75 lakh, a slight dip from the ₹80 lakh collected the previous day, but enough to sustain momentum through the week. The figure marks a 63.53% drop from week 8’s ₹29.2 crore, confirming the steady decline typical of long-running films. Yet even as it fades, Hanuman Ansh has outpaced every other release in its ninth week, surpassing Kantara’s record of ₹2.55 crore, which had stood unchallenged until now. The film is directed by Vishal Chaturvedi and produced by Ragini S, Namrata G Singh, Anupriya A Nagar, and Chaturvedi himself. It stars Shobhinaw Satyaa, Chandan Anand, Purnima Tiwari, and Vihaan Shedge. With Drishyam 3 opening around the same time, industry observers expected a sharp slowdown. Instead, Hanuman Ansh held firm, proving that audience loyalty can still move numbers even after two months. The 350-crore net milestone remains out of reach, but the film’s longevity and performance in its final stretch have redefined what’s possible for non-franchise, low-budget cinema. What comes next? Its final weekend. Whether it can maintain this pace. Or if the record will stand, will be decided in the coming days.