"Drishyam: The Conclusion," starring Ajay Devgn and Tabu, continues its phenomenal run at the box office, rapidly approaching the ₹300 crore net collection mark in India. As of its ninth day, October 10, 2026, the crime thriller has solidified its position as Ajay Devgn's highest-grossing film globally.
Nearing the ₹300 Crore Domestic Milestone
According to figures from Sacnilk, "Drishyam: The Conclusion" recorded a significant jump on its second Saturday (Day 9), earning ₹26.50 crore net across India. This impressive surge brought its total domestic net collection to ₹286.50 crore, placing it within touching distance of the coveted ₹300 crore benchmark. The film's India gross collection stands even higher at ₹343.80 crore.
The second Saturday's earnings marked a sharp 82.8 percent increase from its second Friday (Day 8), which saw collections of ₹14.50 crore net.
Global Box Office Dominance
Beyond domestic success, "Drishyam: The Conclusion" has also made a substantial impact in international markets. The film has grossed ₹103 crore from overseas territories, contributing to a massive worldwide gross collection of ₹446.80 crore within just nine days.
It had already crossed the ₹400 crore worldwide mark on Day 8, with Sacnilk reporting a global gross of ₹407 crore, comprising ₹312 crore from India and ₹95 crore from international markets at that point.
Ajay Devgn's Career-Defining Success
This remarkable performance has officially made "Drishyam: The Conclusion" Ajay Devgn's highest-grossing film of all time worldwide. It has surpassed the lifetime global collections of his previous blockbusters, including:
- Singham Again: ₹372.41 crore
- Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior: ₹367.65 crore
The film's consistent appeal, despite being a suspense-driven crime drama rather than a conventional mass entertainer, underscores the enduring popularity and critical acclaim of the "Drishyam" franchise.
Strong Opening and Steady Weekday Performance
The film's box office journey began robustly, opening with a net collection of ₹62 crore in India on October 2. It continued to draw crowds, adding ₹53.50 crore on Day 2 and ₹61 crore on Day 3, culminating in an impressive opening weekend domestic net total of ₹176.50 crore.
While collections naturally eased during the weekdays, the film maintained a steady pace, earning ₹21 crore net on Day 4, ₹19.50 crore on Day 5, ₹15.50 crore on Day 6, and ₹13 crore on Day 7, before rebounding strongly into its second weekend.