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Mirzapur The Movie Surges to ₹33 Cr on Day 2, Declared Superhit

Mirzapur: The Movie posts ₹31-33 crore on day 2, surpassing its holiday opening and earning superhit status at the box office.

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Dumtika Editorial

September 5, 2026 · 1 min read

Mirzapur The Movie Surges to ₹33 Cr on Day 2, Declared Superhit

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Key Highlights

  • Mirzapur: The Movie collects ₹31-33 crore nett on day 2, surpassing holiday opening
  • Film declared a superhit after strong Saturday performance
  • Growth in collections seen even in circuits with Janmashtami holiday
  • Hindi heartland audience drives box office surge

Ali Fazal and Mirzapur: The Movie have set the box office on fire, with the film's second day collections surpassing expectations and earning it the superhit tag. After a strong debut with ₹28 crore nett on its opening day, thanks in part to the Janmashtami holiday, the film surprised trade analysts by growing further on Saturday. Early estimates indicate Mirzapur: The Movie collected between ₹31 crore and ₹33 crore nett on its second day, a rare feat for any film, especially after a holiday opening.

The Hindi heartland has shown particular enthusiasm for the film, with several circuits reporting increased footfalls even after the holiday rush. This growth is considered especially significant, as box office numbers typically dip following a major holiday. The film's ability to buck this trend points to strong word-of-mouth and audience appreciation.

Mirzapur: The Movie marks the popular web series' transition to the big screen, a move that was highly anticipated since its announcement earlier this year. The film's theatrical release on September 4, 2026, was preceded by months of buzz, with fans eager to see their favorite characters in a new format. The production house behind the project has not been named in the available reports, but the film's performance speaks for itself.

With the Saturday numbers in, Mirzapur: The Movie has already achieved superhit status. Whether it can reach blockbuster territory will depend on how it holds up during the weekdays, particularly on Monday.