Mirzapur The Movie Box Office Collection Day 11: Rs.5.50 Crore Monday
Mirzapur: The Movie added an estimated ₹5.50 crore net to its India box office on Monday, September 14, taking its 11-day domestic net collection to ₹190.20 crore, according to figures cited by The Times of India from Sacnilk. The film’s worldwide gross stood at an estimated ₹273.64 crore after 11 days.
The second Monday brought a clear slowdown after a strong second weekend. The film had collected ₹9.50 crore on its second Friday, ₹13.50 crore on Saturday and ₹13.25 crore on Sunday, before dropping to ₹5.50 crore on Monday.
The latest figures leave Mirzapur: The Movie less than ₹10 crore short of the ₹200 crore India net milestone.
Second Monday brings expected weekday drop
The ₹5.50 crore Day 11 estimate represents a substantial fall from the weekend’s double-digit numbers. The film’s second weekend alone contributed ₹36.25 crore based on the latest day-wise figures reported by TOI, with Sunday closing at ₹13.25 crore.
The film’s reported India gross collection has now reached ₹226.64 crore, while its overseas gross stands at ₹47 crore. That puts the worldwide gross at ₹273.64 crore.
The Monday performance also came after a notably strong second weekend. Trade analyst Taran Adarsh, in figures reported by ANI, had placed the Hindi version at ₹188.45 crore net after the second weekend, based on a ₹152.55 crore first week and ₹35.90 crore from the second weekend. His figures recorded ₹9.50 crore on Friday, ₹13.30 crore on Saturday and ₹13.10 crore on Sunday.
The difference between trade-tracking figures is worth keeping in mind. Box-office numbers can vary between trackers because of reporting schedules, revisions, and whether figures cover the Hindi version alone or include other language versions.
The film’s run remains strong despite new competition
Directed by Gurmmeet Singh and written by Puneet Krishna, Mirzapur: The Movie brings the popular crime franchise from streaming to cinemas. Pankaj Tripathi returns as Kaleen Bhaiya, with Ali Fazal, Ravi Kishan, Divyenndu, Shweta Tripathi Sharma, Rasika Dugal and Jitendra Kumar among the cast.
The film opened in theatres on September 4 and benefited from the established audience for the Mirzapur franchise. Its theatrical performance has remained strong into the second week, even with the arrival of new releases.
ANI reported that trade analyst Taran Adarsh felt the new Akshay Kumar-Saif Ali Khan film Haiwaan had not materially affected Mirzapur: The Movie‘s run during the second weekend.
That weekend strength was important because Monday’s decline shows the more familiar weekday pattern returning. The key question now is how much of that audience the film can retain through the rest of its second week.
₹200 crore milestone within reach
At ₹190.20 crore net in India after Day 11, Mirzapur: The Movie needs roughly ₹9.80 crore more to reach ₹200 crore.
The milestone would put the film among the year’s notable Hindi theatrical performers. Taran Adarsh said on September 14 that only three films had crossed ₹200 crore in India net at that point in 2026: Dhurandhar 2, Border 2 and Hanuman Ansh. He described Mirzapur: The Movie as being on course to become the fourth.
Whether the film reaches that figure quickly will depend on its weekday hold and the level of audience support during its second week.
Worldwide collection crosses ₹273 crore
The domestic market continues to account for the bulk of the film’s earnings. According to the latest figures reported by TOI, India gross stood at ₹226.64 crore after Day 11, while overseas markets contributed another ₹47 crore.
That gives the film a reported worldwide gross of ₹273.64 crore. It therefore fell just short of the ₹275 crore mark after its second Monday.
The overseas figure is also subject to revision as international market reports are consolidated.
For now, the domestic ₹200 crore target is the more immediate milestone. With ₹190.20 crore already accumulated, Mirzapur: The Movie has a relatively small gap to close, although Monday’s drop shows that its pace has slowed as the second week progresses.
The next few days will provide a clearer indication of how much further the theatrical run can stretch.
This story may be updated as new box-office figures become available.
