New Delhi: These days, a small budget film 'Hanuman Ansh' is doing such charisma at the Indian box office, which no one had even imagined. Made at a modest cost of just Rs 1.8 crore, this film has left big budget films in awe. This film, which had a slow start with only Rs 1.08 crore in the first week, has brought a tsunami of earnings at the box office by the fourth week. This unprecedented success and box office trend of the film has surprised everyone from trade analysts to cinema lovers. Made with a budget of only Rs 1.8 crore, this film has filled the producers' purse by doing a net business of Rs 72.88 crore in 28 days.
Made a big record by beating 'Dhurandhar 2'
'Hanuman Ansh' has set a new record in the history of Bollywood. This film has now become the second highest grossing film in the history of Hindi cinema in the fourth week (61 crores).
In this case, it has achieved the second position, breaking the record of the big Bollywood film 'Dhurandhar 2' (Rs 56 crore), whereas 'Dhurandhar' (Rs 115.7 crore) occupies the first place in this list.
New history of earnings in the fourth week
According to Sacknilk's box office report, the film earned a whopping Rs 11 crore on the 28th day of its release i.e. 4th Thursday. It is noteworthy that the collection of the film on the 27th day was Rs 7.75 crore, in which a sudden jump of 41.94 percent was seen on the 28th day. The film collected a total net collection of Rs 61 crore in its fourth week, which is 86.54 percent more than the third week's Rs 10.4 crore. With this historic growth, the film's 28-day total Indian net collection has reached Rs 72.88 crore and gross collection has reached Rs 86 crore.
Bumper profit of more than 3900 percent
Made with a budget of only Rs 1.8 crore, this film has filled the producers' purse by doing a net business of Rs 72.88 crore in 28 days. Thus, the film has so far achieved a return on investment of Rs 71.08 crore, which is a net profit of 3948.88 percent. Even in the fourth week, 'Hanuman Ansh' has proved to be an all-time blockbuster by breaking record business and beating big films like 'Toxic'. This unprecedented success and box office trend of the film has surprised everyone from trade analysts to cinema lovers.