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Koimoi is a platform that tracks and analyzes box-office performance across Indian cinema. It provides daily updates on film earnings, release verdicts, and industry trends, with a focus on Hindi and regional language films.
The Hindi-dubbed version of Nani's The Paradise ended its theatrical run with 10.5 crore net, surpassing its 8-crore target by 31%. Despite being a commercial disappointment in Telugu, the Hindi version delivers a surprising profit margin.
Pradhama Drishtya Kuttakkar ends its theatrical run with ₹26.18 crore net, a 648% ROI on a ₹3.5 crore budget, cementing its status as a quiet blockbuster.
Doraemon: Castle Of The Undersea Devil has crossed 7.1 crore net at the Indian box office in just three days, becoming the fourth highest-grossing anime film in the country. With strong word-of-mouth and a loyal fanbase, it’s now on track to surpass Suzume and Shinchan: Our Dinosaur Diary.
Nani’s Hindi debut The Paradise has quietly outperformed expectations, raking in 10.25 crore net at the Indian box office despite minimal promotion and no release in multiplex chains.
Doraemon: Castle Of The Undersea Devil is on the cusp of history. Just 13 lakh away from cracking the top five in India’s anime box office rankings...
Koimoi's updated Marathi box office tracker lays out the criteria for Hit, Flop, Super Hit and Super Duper Hit verdicts for 2026, though specific film-by-film collections for the year are yet to be confirmed.
Koimoi has introduced a live dashboard that records every 2026 Hindi‑language film’s earnings, assigns a verdict ranging from Super Duper Hit to Flop, and includes Hindi‑dubbed South releases for a full market snapshot.
The race to the 100‑crore club has accelerated dramatically, with films now crossing the milestone in record time. Koimoi traces the trend from Ghajini’s slow climb to today’s lightning‑fast earners, reshaping industry expectations.
Sardar 2 wrapped up with a domestic net of about 16.3 crore and a worldwide total of 24.08 crore, leaving a deficit of roughly 53.7 crore against its 70 crore budget, according to Koimoi.
Koimoi’s new 2026 box‑office dashboards list every Kannada, Telugu and Punjabi film released since 2024, assign commercial verdicts and note that the numbers are estimates that exclude OTT, TV and music revenues.
Koimoi's 2026 Marathi box office tracker spells out its hit-flop math, from Super Duper Hit at 100 crore-plus to outright Flop, but the page currently offers criteria without any confirmed 2026 title to test them on.
Koimoi's 2026 box office trackers for Bollywood, Sandalwood and Punjabi films use a common Hit-to-Flop grading system, though the site itself flags the underlying numbers as unverified estimates.