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Drishyam 3 Crosses Rs 270 Crore Worldwide in Three Days

Reported by Vivek Joshi (Copy Editor) · Indian Express - Entertainment ·

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Drishyam The Conclusion pulled in a net collection of sixty-one crore rupees in India on its third Sunday across seventeen thousand three hundred twenty-three shows. This marks a fourteen percent growth from the previous day when earnings stood at fifty-three point five zero crore rupees. The final chapter of the franchise brings its total domestic net collection to one hundred seventy-six point five zero crore rupees, while total domestic earnings reach two hundred eleven point eight zero crore rupees. International ticket sales added another twenty crore rupees on the third day, lifting total overseas earnings to sixty-one crore rupees. Combined figures push the global total to two hundred seventy-two point eight zero crore rupees. Occupancy rates for Hindi screenings hit sixty-four point two nine percent overall on Sunday, led by evening shows at eighty point four six percent. The opening weekend total places this release as the second-highest opening weekend for any Hindi movie in the current year, trailing only Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge. The movie crossed the one hundred crore net milestone in just two days and reached the one hundred fifty crore mark within three days. Lead actor Ajay Devgn is currently in Dubai celebrating these milestone figures alongside family members.

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Sequel films in established Bollywood mystery franchises often see a surge in audience turnout on Sunday evenings as word of mouth spreads. The third installment in this series benefits from the narrative relevance of October 2, a date deeply tied to the plot of the earlier parts. Major box office milestones within the first weekend frequently reflect high pre-release anticipation rather than just steady weekday trends.

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