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Devotional films are a growing force in Indian cinema, with low-budget releases like Hanuman Ansh defying expectations by sustaining strong box office performance over extended runs. The film's unexpected success has redefined the potential of faith-based storytelling on screen.
Made for roughly Rs 3 crore, Hanuman Ansh has pulled in over Rs 380 crore worldwide in 50 days, with trade sources expecting it to cross Rs 400 crore this weekend despite competition from bigger releases.
Hanuman Ansh has crossed 248 crore net at the Indian box office, overtaking Mahavatar Narsimha to become Bollywood's highest-grossing devotional film, even as new releases eat into its show count.
Hanuman Ansh, a Hindi devotional film made on a shoestring budget, has crossed Rs 200 crore worldwide after a stunning turnaround from near-total box office collapse in week two.
Hanuman Ansh, made for roughly Rs 3 crore, has crossed Rs 190 crore gross in India after 35 days, driven by word of mouth that kicked in only in its third week, trade reports say.
Vishal Chaturvedi's devotional drama Hanuman Ansh has crossed Rs 50 crore at the domestic box office four weeks after release, with collections climbing even as its screen count fell sharply.