Drishyam 3 hits ₹489.74 cr worldwide after Day 11

The second Monday is often the moment a big Bollywood release has to show it can hold beyond the weekend. For Drishyam 3: The Conclusion, October 12 brought a steep drop from Sunday, even as the Ajay Devgn-led thriller moved its worldwide total closer to a major milestone.

On Day 11, the film collected ₹6.25 crore net in India across 13,605 shows, according to trade figures. That is a 72.2% fall from the ₹22.50 crore it earned on Sunday, October 11.

A softer Monday after a strong second weekend

The second weekend gave Drishyam 3 a visible push. It earned ₹14.50 crore on Friday, October 9, jumped to ₹26.50 crore on Saturday, and then added ₹22.50 crore on Sunday. Monday always feels like a reset after that kind of Sunday high, and the 72.2% dip fits the familiar rhythm of a front-loaded weekend.

Even with the Monday drop, the totals are substantial. India net collection stands at ₹315.25 crore. India gross is ₹378.24 crore. Overseas added ₹2.50 crore on Day 11, taking the overseas gross to ₹111.50 crore and the worldwide gross to ₹489.74 crore.

How the first 11 days stack up

The Abhishek Pathak-directed mystery thriller released on October 2, 2026. It opened at ₹62 crore on Friday and built a strong opening week: ₹53.50 crore on Saturday, ₹61 crore on Sunday, then weekdays that cooled to ₹21 crore, ₹19.50 crore, ₹15.50 crore and ₹13 crore. The reported first-week total was ₹245.50 crore.

A quick look at the recent run:

• Day 8 (Friday): ₹14.50 crore
• Day 9 (Saturday): ₹26.50 crore
• Day 10 (Sunday): ₹22.50 crore
• Day 11 (Monday): ₹6.25 crore

Occupancy shows where the seats were filled

Monday’s overall occupancy was 11%. The Hindi 2D version came in at 8.91%. Morning shows were quiet at 5.77%, afternoon improved to 8.92%, and evening shows led with 11.08%.

Footfalls on Day 11 were 347,805, taking the 11-day total to 13,037,178. That is a wide theatrical base for a franchise finale led by Ajay Devgn, Tabu, Jaideep Ahlawat, Shriya Saran and Prakash Raj.

Why the second-week hold matters

The franchise has always lived on word of mouth, and the second-Saturday bounce suggests audiences still wanted the big-screen ending. For fans, the next few days are a better test than the Monday drop alone. A 72% decline after a Sunday spike can look severe, but the more useful number is whether Tuesday and Wednesday settle into a normal weekday level. If they do, Drishyam 3 has room to keep climbing beyond its current ₹489.74 crore worldwide gross. Trade figures are approximate and may be revised as studio data is updated.

Source: The Times of India