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Drishyam 3 box office day 8: Ajay devgn-starrer crosses 400 crore mark worldwide

The film also became only the 2nd Ajay Devgn starrer to cross the 300 crore mark at domestic box office

Cinema Express Desk

Drishyam: The Conclusion, the third instalment of Ajay Devgn starrer franchise continues to perform steadily even as it enters its second week. On Friday, the film added another Rs 23 crores to its worldwide box office figures, crossing the much-coveted 400 crore figure.

According to Sacnilk, Drishyam 3 collected Rs 14.5 crores nett in India, and grossed another Rs 6 crores in overseas market. The film also crossed Rs 300 crore figure at domestic box office, becoming only 2nd Ajay Devgn starrer to do so, after Tanhaji (2020).

Drishyam 3 is now the fourth highest grossing Indian film of 2026, after Dhurandhar 2, Border 2, and Hanuman Ansh. On Friday, it crossed the collections of Yash-starrer Toxic. The film also benefited from the absence of any major Hindi releases this week in theatres. 

Now it remains to be seen if the thriller maintains its strong momentum till next week, and crosses the domestic figures of Border 2 and Hanuman Ansh before the arrival of films like Prahaar and Nayyi Navelli next week. 

Directed by Abhishek Pathak, Drishyam 3 is the final instalment of the franchise. Besides regular cast members like Tabu, Shriya Saran, Ishita Dutta, Kamlesh Sawant and Rajat Kapoor, the film also introduced Prakash Raj and Jaideep Ahlawat to the universe, featuring the latter as a stealthy and suave cop figure.

In our review for the film, we noted, “Drishyam 3 sets up well. Like a crime scene, the evidence has been sprinkled all over. It’s commendable to see the film not relaxing on the laurels of its previous instalments. The callbacks are smart and the movie ably subverts the audiences expectations. Even the small characters are given funny, interesting bits."

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