Drishyam 3: Rs 358.22 crore India net, Rs 556.37 crore globally

Ajay Devgn’s Drishyam 3: The Conclusion is turning its third week into a milestone chase. The Abhishek Pathak-directed suspense drama has already crossed the Rs 350 crore India net and Rs 550 crore worldwide gross marks, and now it is pushing toward Rs 360 crore in India net while the global total climbs higher.

Day 20: Where the numbers stand

According to Sacnilk’s early update, the film is running across 2,694 shows on Day 20 and has added Rs 1.12 crore net so far. That takes the India net to Rs 358.22 crore and the India gross to Rs 429.19 crore, with the final Day 20 number and overseas figures still to be reported.

The domestic run has been built on a big first week and a steady second. Here is the recent day-wise movement:

• Week 1: Rs 245.50 crore
• Week 2: Rs 87.50 crore
• Day 15: Rs 3.10 crore
• Day 16: Rs 5.00 crore
• Day 17: Rs 6.25 crore
• Day 18: Rs 3.50 crore
• Day 19: Rs 6.25 crore
• Day 20 (live): Rs 1.12 crore

Overseas, the film collected Rs 89 crore in week one and another Rs 27 crore in week two, reaching Rs 116 crore. Collections have since slowed: the overseas gross stood at Rs 122 crore by Day 17 and Rs 127.75 crore by Day 18. Day 19 added Rs 0.75 crore, taking the overseas total to Rs 128.50 crore. Combined with the India gross, the worldwide total now stands at Rs 556.37 crore.

Why the hold matters

This is the confirmed final chapter of the Hindi Drishyam franchise. Ajay Devgn returns as Vijay Salgaonkar, alongside Tabu, Rajat Kapoor, Shriya Saran, Ishita Dutta, Mrunal Jadhav, Jaideep Ahlawat and Prakash Raj. Director Abhishek Pathak has ruled out a fourth instalment despite the strong box office, which makes the late-run numbers part of the film’s closing legacy.

The film carries a UA 16+ certificate and a reported runtime of 150 minutes, so audiences are still committing to a longer suspense drama rather than a breezy entertainer. For Hindi cinema, the film is already one of 2026’s biggest successes. Its task now is not just crossing Rs 360 crore in India net, but finishing in the projected Rs 365 crore to Rs 370 crore lifetime range. On the global side, a push toward Rs 565 crore to Rs 570 crore gross is now within reach.

What to watch next

The live Day 20 figure is still building, so the next full-day update will show whether the film can convert its 2,694-show presence into a late-week surge. If you have not caught the film yet, it is still playing in a healthy number of screens, but with the run in its third week, your window is narrowing in key metropolitan circuits.

Source: The Times of India