Hanuman Ansh continues its impressive run at the box office. Despite being made on a relatively modest budget compared with several big-budget releases, the film has managed to deliver a strong theatrical performance and is now among the highest-grossing Indian films of 2026.

With its collections continuing even as it approaches its 50th day in theatres, the film is now eyeing the ₹400 crore milestone.

Hanuman Ansh earns ₹372 crore worldwide

According to Sacnilk figures cited in reports, Hanuman Ansh collected approximately ₹4 crore on its 48th day.

The film's reported India net collection has reached around ₹284.93 crore, while its India gross collection stands at approximately ₹336.45 crore.

The film has also performed well internationally, earning around ₹35.75 crore overseas.

Taking its domestic and overseas earnings together, Hanuman Ansh has reportedly reached a worldwide gross collection of approximately ₹372.20 crore.

With the film continuing to attract audiences, its worldwide collection could move closer to the ₹400 crore mark during its eighth weekend.

Hanuman Ansh overtakes Toxic and Peddi

The film's latest numbers have also helped it move ahead of two major South Indian releases.

Yash's Toxic reportedly earned around ₹345 crore worldwide, while Ram Charan's Peddi collected approximately ₹350 crore.

Hanuman Ansh, with its reported worldwide collection of ₹372.20 crore, has now moved ahead of both films.

This has placed it among the top-grossing Indian films of 2026 so far.

Can Hanuman Ansh cross ₹400 crore?

The next major milestone for the film is the ₹400 crore mark.

With its theatrical run continuing beyond six weeks and daily collections still showing momentum, the film has a chance to move closer to the milestone.

However, its final lifetime collection will depend on how strongly it continues to perform in the coming days and how new releases affect its screen count.

Border 2 and Dhurandhar 2 remain ahead

While Hanuman Ansh has moved past Toxic and Peddi, two major releases are still ahead of it in the reported 2026 rankings.

Sunny Deol's Border 2 has reportedly collected around ₹464 crore worldwide.

At the top of the list is Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar 2, which has reportedly earned around ₹1,852 crore worldwide.

Hanuman Ansh would therefore need a significant additional run at the box office to challenge Border 2's reported lifetime collection.

A remarkable theatrical run

The biggest talking point surrounding Hanuman Ansh is its ability to maintain momentum several weeks after release.

The film is approaching its 50th day in theatres while continuing to add to its overall collection. Its reported ₹372.20 crore worldwide total has already taken it past several major releases of the year.

The next few days will reveal whether Hanuman Ansh can finally cross the ₹400 crore mark and how close it can get to the films currently ahead of it.