Hanuman Ansh opened in 350 theatres but fell to 25‑30 screens after Toxic and Awarapan 2 hit the market. Producer Ragini Sona kept the film running for another week, convinced distributors to stay the course. The decision helped the movie maintain steady business despite stiff competition.

Hanuman Ansh fights back against Toxic; screen count slashes from 350 to 30
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