Mirzapur The Movie Box Office Collection Day 11: ₹273 Crore

Mirzapur The Movie has reached around ₹273.64 crore worldwide on Day 11. Check India net collection, Day 11 earnings, occupancy, reviews, ratings and ₹200 crore target.

Sep 15, 2026 - 16:23

Mirzapur The Movie continues to dominate the Hindi box office as it enters its second week. The Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Divyenndu and Ravi Kishan starrer has maintained a strong overall run despite a sharp weekday drop on its second Monday.

Released in theatres on September 4, 2026, the film has now completed 11 days at the box office. According to the latest trade figures reported by The Times of India using Sacnilk estimates, the film earned approximately ₹5.50 crore India net on Day 11, taking its domestic net collection to around ₹190.20 crore. Its worldwide gross has reached approximately ₹273.64 crore.

The latest numbers show that the film remains commercially strong, although its weekday collections have naturally slowed after a powerful second weekend.

Mirzapur The Movie Day 11 Collection

According to the latest available estimate, Mirzapur The Movie collected approximately ₹5.50 crore net in India on Day 11, which fell sharply from its second-Sunday collection of ₹13.25 crore. The decline was around 58.5% on Monday.

The film's reported India gross collection has reached approximately ₹226.64 crore, while the India net total stands at around ₹190.20 crore.

These figures are trade estimates and should not be treated as audited financial statements. Different box-office trackers can show variations because of reporting time, show coverage and methodology.

Mirzapur Worldwide Collection Nears ₹275 Crore

The bigger headline is the worldwide total.

Mirzapur The Movie has reportedly reached approximately ₹273.64 crore worldwide, including around ₹47 crore from overseas markets.

This means the film is now only about ₹1.36 crore away from the ₹275 crore worldwide milestone.

That target could be crossed very soon if the film maintains even modest weekday business.

Another Indian Express report also places the film at around ₹273 crore worldwide by Day 11, confirming that the movie is sitting just below the ₹275 crore mark.

Day 11 Occupancy Shows a Weekday Drop

The second Monday naturally brought lower occupancy.

According to the latest Sacnilk figures cited by TOI, Mirzapur The Movie recorded an overall occupancy of approximately 26.82% on Day 11.

Morning shows started at around 12.62%, while afternoon occupancy increased to 30.92%. Evening shows recorded around 30.31%, before night occupancy settled at approximately 27.85%.

The numbers show that the movie is still drawing audiences across the day, even though the weekend rush has passed.

Day-Wise Box Office Collection

The film's first week was particularly strong.

According to the latest trade breakdown reported by TOI, the film collected:

Day 1: ₹25.75 crore
Day 2: ₹32 crore
Day 3: ₹36 crore
Day 4: ₹16 crore
Day 5: ₹15.60 crore
Day 6: ₹12.55 crore
Day 7: ₹10.55 crore

The first-week total was approximately ₹148.45 crore.

In its second weekend, the film added another strong run:

Day 8: ₹9.50 crore
Day 9: ₹13.50 crore
Day 10: ₹13.25 crore
Day 11: ₹5.50 crore.

The second-weekend performance shows that the film continues to have strong franchise-driven demand.

Mirzapur The Movie Eyes ₹200 Crore India Net

The next major domestic milestone is now the ₹200 crore India net mark.

With approximately ₹190.20 crore India net after Day 11, the film needs roughly ₹9.80 crore more to enter the ₹200 crore club.

The Times of India reports that the film is now approaching this milestone as weekday collections begin to slow.

Whether it reaches ₹200 crore quickly will depend on its weekday hold and the number of screens and shows retained in the coming days.

Given the film's current total, however, the milestone appears within reach.

Mirzapur The Movie Review and Rating

The film has received a mixed-to-positive critical response, while audience reaction has generally been stronger.

Rotten Tomatoes currently lists a 75% Tomatometer score from 16 critics and an 88% audience score from 50+ verified ratings.

The Indian Express gave the film 3/5, praising Pankaj Tripathi and describing the movie as an enjoyable, if overlong, theatrical experience.

Hindustan Times was more positive, giving the film 4/5 and praising its performances, action and big-screen presentation.

The Times of India gave it 3/5, calling it a fan-service film and highlighting Ravi Kishan's performance, while criticising the lengthy second half.

Bollywood Hungama was among the more enthusiastic reviews, awarding 4/5 and describing it as a big-screen entertainer with strong performances, mass moments and a rousing climax.

The reviews therefore suggest that Mirzapur The Movie works best for audiences already invested in the franchise.

What Audiences Are Saying

Audience reaction has largely focused on the returning characters, performances and the familiar Mirzapur atmosphere.

Pankaj Tripathi's return as Kaleen Bhaiya, Ali Fazal as Guddu Pandit and Ravi Kishan's performance have been among the film's most discussed elements.

At the same time, some viewers have criticised the film for its length and story structure.

The movie has a reported runtime of around 3 hours 15–17 minutes, depending on the listing. BookMyShow currently lists it at 3 hours 17 minutes.

This long runtime has been one of the consistent criticisms in reviews.

Mirzapur vs Haiwaan at the Box Office

One of the more interesting developments is the performance gap between Mirzapur The Movie and Haiwaan.

Both films are competing in theatres, but Mirzapur has maintained a significant advantage.

Indian Express reported that by Day 11, Mirzapur The Movie had earned approximately seven times the collection of Haiwaan.

The comparison highlights the strength of the Mirzapur franchise and the audience loyalty built through its OTT seasons.

Can Mirzapur Cross ₹300 Crore Worldwide?

With worldwide earnings around ₹273.64 crore, the film is already close to ₹275 crore.

The next question is whether it can eventually reach ₹300 crore worldwide.

The film would require approximately another ₹26.36 crore from this point.

That is possible, but not guaranteed.

The second-week weekday slowdown means the film will need to maintain enough screens and audience demand over the next several days. Competition from newer releases could also affect its show count.

For now, ₹275 crore looks like the immediate milestone, while ₹300 crore remains a longer-term target.

Is Mirzapur The Movie a Hit or Flop?

There is little doubt that the film has emerged as a major commercial success based on its current box-office performance.

With around ₹190.20 crore India net and approximately ₹273.64 crore worldwide reported after 11 days, the film has already delivered a strong theatrical run.

However, exact labels such as “blockbuster” should ideally be based on the final lifetime collection, budget and trade classification.

The film's current performance certainly places it among the strongest Hindi theatrical performers of September 2026.

Final Thoughts

Mirzapur The Movie continues to prove the commercial strength of its franchise.

On Day 11, September 14, 2026, the film reportedly collected around ₹5.50 crore India net, taking its domestic net total to approximately ₹190.20 crore. Its worldwide gross has reached around ₹273.64 crore, leaving it just over ₹1 crore away from the ₹275 crore milestone.

The Monday drop is significant, but it is also normal for a film entering its second week after a strong weekend.

The bigger story is that the movie remains comfortably ahead of its newer competition and is now targeting the ₹200 crore India net milestone.

Critical opinion remains divided, with ratings ranging from around 2.5/5 to 4/5, but audience response has been more favourable. Rotten Tomatoes currently shows a 75% critics score and 88% audience score, although the audience sample is still relatively limited.

The Hud Times Verdict: 3.5/5 ⭐

Box Office Status: Major Hit

Next Major Targets: ₹200 crore India net | ₹275 crore worldwide | ₹300 crore worldwide