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Gurmmeet Singh is a television and film director, dialogue writer, and actor. He has worked in the industry for over 20 years since his short film 'Fear This' was chosen for the Digital Talkies International Film Festival.
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The director tells Bollywood Hungama the board trimmed 35 seconds of intimacy and muted cuss words in four spots, but calls the process collaborative rather than combative.
Mirzapur The Movie amassed a net 227.12 crore in 22 days, surpassing Chennai Express’s lifetime tally and securing a super‑hit verdict, while its Friday earnings slipped 16.7% to one crore.
Mirzapur: The Movie posted a 20 per cent spike on its third Tuesday, pushing its 19-day nett total to Rs 213.50 crore. Trade trackers now expect the film to wrap around Rs 225 crore.
Gurmmeet Singh's theatrical version of Mirzapur has crossed Rs 212 crore worldwide in eight days, trade sources say, with the Hindi version doing the heavy lifting while the Telugu release struggled to find an audience.
Mirzapur: The Movie posted a 42.1% jump on Day 9, collecting ₹13.50 crore net as second-Saturday crowds turned up. The film's India total now stands at ₹171.45 crore net, with a ₹246.39 crore worldwide gross.
Mirzapur: The Movie has crossed Rs 200 crore worldwide gross in seven days, with a modest 15.9% Day 7 drop suggesting the Prime Video spinoff still has legs at the box office.
Mirzapur: The Movie collected Rs 15.85 crore net on Day 5, down just 0.9 per cent from Monday, taking its India total to Rs 125.60 crore and worldwide gross past Rs 176 crore.
Mirzapur: The Movie has crossed ₹100 crore net in India after a Monday collection of ₹16 crore, even as its real production budget remains unconfirmed and reports vary wildly.
Mirzapur The Movie has crossed ₹60 crore net in India after just two days, posting Bollywood's fourth-biggest first Saturday of 2026 and beating Dhamaal 4, with the 100 crore club now days away.
Mirzapur: The Movie is racing past ₹79 crore worldwide inside two days, but trade sources say the ₹90 crore budget means it needs ₹120 crore gross before anyone starts counting profit.
Mirzapur: The Movie has crossed Rs 132 crore worldwide in three days, per trade estimates reported by Pinkvilla, with Rs 108 crore domestic and roughly Rs 24 crore from overseas markets fuelling talk of a Blockbuster finish.