Drishyam 3 worldwide gross reaches Rs 576.35 crore

Ajay Devgn's thriller adds Rs 1.25 crore net on its fourth Tuesday, a 19% rise over Monday, as worldwide gross reaches Rs 576.35 crore.

Drishyam 3: Rs 576.35 cr worldwide gross

Mumbai: Ajay Devgn’s crime thriller Drishyam 3: The Conclusion is showing late-run steadiness. On Tuesday, October 27, the film added Rs 1.25 crore net in India across 3,208 shows, a 19% rise from Monday’s Rs 1.05 crore.

The day’s collections take the worldwide gross to Rs 576.35 crore. Domestic net has reached Rs 371.20 crore, and India gross stands at Rs 444.60 crore. Overseas markets added Rs 25 lakh on Tuesday, pushing cumulative overseas gross to Rs 131.75 crore.

Fourth-week daily rhythm

Week four is where theatrical runs normally lose pace. The latest five reported days show the weekend doing the heavy lifting, Monday softening, and Tuesday recovering:

  • Friday, October 23: Rs 1.40 crore net
  • Saturday, October 24: Rs 2.65 crore net
  • Sunday, October 25: Rs 3.00 crore net
  • Monday, October 26: Rs 1.05 crore net
  • Tuesday, October 27: Rs 1.25 crore net

Occupancy on Tuesday was 18.9%, compared with 10% on Monday. Footfalls on Tuesday were 109,667, lifting the cumulative count to 16,077,578.

Why a Tuesday bump matters

The weekly totals tell the larger story: Rs 245.50 crore in week one, Rs 87.50 crore in week two, Rs 28.85 crore in week three, and Rs 9.35 crore so far in the fourth week. The fall is steep, as expected for a thriller that opened big, but the Monday-to-Tuesday recovery is a small signal that the film has not exhausted its audience completely.

That signal is backed by the overseas tally. At Rs 131.75 crore, the international gross is a meaningful share of the Rs 576.35 crore worldwide total, a reminder that the Drishyam franchise’s audience extends well beyond the domestic market.

What to watch next

The immediate test is whether the weekday improvement carries into the next weekend. The current week’s total of Rs 9.35 crore is still building, and the source notes all figures are approximate and may be revised as studio data and international reports are finalised. Readers tracking the run should watch the Saturday and Sunday holds more than any single weekday number.

Source: The Times of India

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