Hanuman Ansh sustains momentum with 60% box office surge in ninth week

The religious drama 'Hanuman Ansh' demonstrated renewed audience interest on its 64th day of theatrical release, recording a 60 per cent jump in collections during its ninth week. The film accumulated Rs 10.60 crore net across India, reflecting sustained appeal among moviegoers despite extended competition from newer releases.

The film's performance has proved significantly more resilient than several concurrent releases. Collections for 'Hanuman Ansh' during this period surpassed the combined earnings of multiple competing titles, including 'Dhurandhar 2' (Rs 2.19 crore), 'Dhurandhar' (Rs 1.75 crore), 'Chhaava' (Rs 1.25 crore) and 'Stree', underscoring its dominance in the devotional cinema segment.

The film's longevity at the box office highlights the continued commercial viability of faith-based narratives in Indian cinema. Industry analysts attribute the sustained performance to strong word-of-mouth publicity and the film's appeal to devotional audiences across multiple regions.

The ninth-week performance marks a notable resurgence for 'Hanuman Ansh', suggesting that the film has successfully retained audience interest across its extended theatrical window. The collection pattern indicates stable demand for the title in secondary and tertiary markets.