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Mirzapur The Movie Box Office Day 9: Needs Less Than 4 Crore To Secure A Hit Verdict, All Set To Beat Dhamaal 4

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Mirzapur The Movie Box Office Day 9: Inches Away From Securing A Hit Verdict, Set To Surpass Dhamaal 4
Mirzapur The Movie Box Office Day 9: Inches Away From Securing A Hit Verdict, Set To Surpass Dhamaal 4 ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Mirzapur The Movie had a strong second Saturday at the Indian box office, maintaining the winning momentum. Backed by favorable word-of-mouth, the film entered acceleration mode yesterday, bringing it closer to the Ajay Devgn-led Dhamaal 4. In the meantime, it has also come closer to securing a hit verdict with over 90% returns coming in just 9 days. Keep reading for a detailed collection report!

How much did Mirzapur The Movie earn at the Indian box office in 9 days?

The Bollywood crime thriller scored a solid 13.3 crore on its second Saturday, day 9. Compared to day 8’s 9.5 crore, it displayed a growth of 40%. Overall, it has earned 176.57 crore net at the Indian box office, which equals 208.35 crore gross. In the coming days, it’ll make a smashing entry to the 200 crore club, and given the momentum, it also has a shot at the 250 crore net milestone.

Here’s the week-wise collection breakdown in India (net):

  • Week 1 – 153.77 crore
  • Day 8 – 9.5 crore
  • Day 9 – 13.3 crore

Total – 176.57 crore

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All set to secure a hit verdict

Mirzapur The Movie was reportedly made on a budget of 90 crore, and has earned 176.57 crore net so far. So, in 9 days, it has recorded a return on investment (ROI) of 86.57 crore. Calculated further, it equals 96.19% returns. To secure a hit verdict, it must make 100% returns, which will be achieved at 180 crore net. So, today, on day 10, it’ll emerge as a clean hit. Currently, it is a plus affair.

Box office summary:

  • Budget – 90 crore
  • India net collection – 176.57 crore
  • ROI – 86.57 crore
  • ROI% – 96.19%
  • Verdict – Plus

Set to become Bollywood’s 5th highest-grosser of the year

With 176.57 crore, Mirzapur The Movie is currently the 6th highest-grossing Bollywood film of 2026 at the Indian box office. Today, it’ll cross Dhamaal 4 (177.92 crore) to claim the 5th spot.

Take a look at Bollywood’s top 10 grossers of 2026 in India (net):

  1. Dhurandhar 2 – 1186.32 crore
  2. Border 2 – 362.76 crore
  3. Bhooth Bangla – 199.23 crore
  4. Hanuman Ansh – 193.13 crore
  5. Dhamaal 4 – 177.92 crore
  6. Mirzapur The Movie – 176.57 crore (9 days)
  7. Awarapan 2 – 156.06 crore
  8. Welcome To The Jungle137.93 crore
  9. Cocktail 2 – 104.53 crore
  10. O’Romeo – 83.35 crore

Check out the day-wise worldwide collection breakdown of Mirzapur The Movie

Must Read: Hanuman Ansh Box Office Collection Day 37: Records 2nd Biggest Day Of Its Run, Enters Bollywood’s Top 4 Highest-Grossers Of 2026 In India

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