The current situation at the box office demonstrates a very diverse picture of the revenues of three films. Among them is 'Hanuman ANSH', which, despite having been released 52 days ago, maintains strong positions in cinemas and has surpassed the mark of 400 million rupees worldwide. Another picture is presented by the film 'Da Paradise', which is showing rapid growth after its release, while 'Da Van - The Power of the Forest' is also trying to establish itself during its first week of screening.
Since the run duration and audience reaction for each of these films are different, conclusions cannot be drawn based solely on the overall box office collection.
'Hanuman ANSH', inspired by the life of Nim Korali Babu, has become an example of long-term success at the box office. Initially, the film showed a very slow pace. According to reports, the collection in India in the first two weeks was only about 1.48 million rupees. However, starting from the third week due to word-of-mouth, the situation began to change, and in the fourth, fifth, and sixth weeks, the film made a significant leap.
On the 52nd day, the film earned 9 million rupees in India. Meanwhile, the total net collection in India reached 307.03 million rupees, and the gross collection was 362.70 million rupees. The addition of 38.50 million rupees from abroad brought the worldwide gross collection to 401.20 million rupees. Notably, the income of 9 million rupees received on the 52nd day is 38.5 percent higher than the 6.50 million rupees earned the previous day.
The film, which started with an opening of 1 million rupees, is now earning 9 million rupees in a single day even in the eighth week. This distinguishes its box office history from the other two films. It is also reported that Sunday attendance in the eighth week was about 46 percent, and evening screenings in Hindi 2D reached 75 percent.
As for 'Da Paradise', its market position is completely different. The film is in the early stages of its run, so its collection cannot be directly compared with the figures of 'Hanuman ANSH'. According to available data, the film has collected 144.85 million rupees worldwide. This amount includes 114.85 million rupees from India and 30 million rupees from abroad, with a net collection in India of 97.10 million rupees.
Having achieved 37,138 screenings, the film demonstrated good initial momentum. Thus, the situation with 'Da Paradise' is currently related to initial impulse, whereas 'Hanuman ANSH' demonstrates long-term success and sustainability. Existing reports also indicate that 'Da Paradise' achieved strong collections on the weekends of its launch.
It is interesting that while 'Hanuman ANSH' took several weeks to reach a wide audience, 'Da Paradise' started collecting significant funds in the first few days of its release. Therefore, the revenue graphs of these two films look completely opposite.
Speaking of the film 'Da Van - The Power of the Forest', starring Siddharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia, it is on its fourth day of release. According to statistics, on the fourth day, the film generated 5.25 million rupees in net income. This resulted in a net collection in India of 38.85 million rupees and a gross collection in India of 46.35 million rupees. After receiving 4 million rupees from abroad, the worldwide gross collection of the film reached 50.35 million rupees.
An interesting point is that the film has been shown in 7,012 screenings by the fourth day. This indicates good coverage of screenings, but it still needs to work to strengthen its initial collection. According to current reports, there is an increase in collections during the first weekend weeks of the film.
If all three films are viewed in one context, the picture becomes clear. 'Hanuman ANSH', being a film released 52 days ago, continues to earn 9 million rupees in net income per day and has exceeded a worldwide gross collection of 401.20 million rupees. 'Da Paradise' collected 144.85 million rupees worldwide in a shorter period, while 'Da Van - The Power of the Forest' approached 50.35 million rupees on its fourth day.
However, relying only on numbers is incorrect. The specialty of 'Hanuman ANSH' lies in its long run and the late appearance of positive reviews. The story of 'Da Paradise' is currently linked to initial speed, while 'Da Van' is undergoing a test during its first week. Future days will determine how long the initial enthusiasm of these two new films will last in the long term.