Cinema VinesMirzapur The Movie has confirmed that the franchise’s magnetism is still in full force, raking in a staggering ₹170 crore worldwide in just five days of release. The crime‑drama, which takes the beloved OTT saga onto the silver screen, has maintained a robust box‑office trajectory, with net collections in India surpassing ₹120 crore and a global haul that places it among the top earners of the year.
The film opened with a bang, earning ₹25.75 crore on its first day—a figure that eclipsed the opening of Emraan Hashmi’s Awarapan 2. The momentum continued with ₹32 crore on day two and ₹36 crore on day three, before a slight dip on Monday, a typical weekday slump. Despite this, the movie’s earnings have stayed on an upward curve, proving its staying power in theatres.
Behind the success are the charismatic leads Pankaj Tripathi and Divyenndu, who took to Instagram on Wednesday to thank their fans. In a post featuring a photo of the duo with the soundtrack “Kaan Phaad” playing, Divyenndu wrote, “Family hain aap log hamari.. aur aapne saabit kar diya!! Mirzapur family ki taraf se Dhanyawaad,” translating to, “You are our family and you proved it. Thanks from the Mirzapur family.” Fans flooded the comments with praise, calling the pair a “best father and son” duo and hailing them as the “King and Prince of Mirzapur.”
The film, directed by Puneet Krishna and produced by Excel Entertainment, brings together an ensemble cast that includes Ali Fazal, Jitendra Kumar, Rasika Duggal, Shweta Tripathi, Abhishek Banerjee and Ravi Kishan. Critics have lauded the movie for balancing familiar callbacks with fresh twists, ensuring that the narrative feels both nostalgic and novel. One review from Hindustan Times noted that the film “knows its audience and what that audience wants,” highlighting its effective blend of violence and drama while maintaining a three‑and‑a‑half‑hour runtime.
Mirzapur The Movie continues the saga’s themes of power, revenge, rivalry and survival, with the struggle for control at the core of its story. As the franchise expands from digital screens to the big screen, it reaffirms its position as a cultural touchstone, drawing audiences into a world where the throne remains perpetually contested. With its impressive box‑office performance and the heartfelt gratitude shown by its stars, the film stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of the Mirzapur universe.
