Mumbai: Ajay Devgn-starrer Drishyam 3: The Conclusion has completed its third week in cinemas with an estimated India net collection of Rs 361.85 crore. The crime thriller has maintained a strong overall box office performance since its release, although its daily earnings have slowed considerably in recent days as it enters its fourth week.
According to Sacnilk estimates, the film collected Rs 2.10 crore net in India on Day 21, across 4,503 shows. This represents a 20.8% decline compared with its previous day’s collection of Rs 2.65 crore.
Despite the recent slowdown, the film’s cumulative India gross collection has reached Rs 433.52 crore. Its overseas gross stands at Rs 129.50 crore, taking its worldwide gross collection to Rs 563.02 crore.
After a powerful opening weekend and a solid run during its initial weeks, the film is now looking to benefit from the upcoming weekend to improve its daily earnings. Its performance over the next few days will indicate whether it can maintain momentum as competition and changing audience demand influence its theatrical run.
Drishyam 3 Day 21 box office collection
Drishyam 3: The Conclusion earned Rs 2.10 crore net in India on its 21st day in theatres. The collection marks a further decline in daily earnings following a relatively modest third week.
The film’s India net total now stands at Rs 361.85 crore, while the India gross total has reached Rs 433.52 crore. Overseas markets have contributed an estimated Rs 129.50 crore in gross collections, bringing the worldwide total to Rs 563.02 crore.
The figures indicate that the film has accumulated a substantial theatrical total, even as its daily collections have reduced from the levels recorded during its opening days. Its first weekend was particularly strong, supported by an opening-day collection of Rs 62 crore and continued momentum over the following two days.
The subsequent weekday decline was followed by another surge during the second weekend. However, the third week has seen smaller daily collections, with the film earning less than Rs 7 crore on most days.
The latest figures are estimates and may be revised as additional box office data becomes available. The reported totals also distinguish between India net collections, India gross collections and worldwide gross earnings, which measure different aspects of the film’s theatrical performance.
Day-wise box office collection
The film opened strongly on October 2, 2026, collecting Rs 62 crore net on its first day. It followed this with Rs 53.50 crore on Day 2 and Rs 61 crore on Day 3, taking its opening weekend total to Rs 176.50 crore.
The daily collections subsequently declined during the first set of weekdays. The film earned Rs 21 crore on Day 4, Rs 19.50 crore on Day 5, Rs 15.50 crore on Day 6 and Rs 13 crore on Day 7. It finished its first week with a reported India net collection of Rs 245.50 crore.
The second weekend provided another boost. The film collected Rs 14.50 crore on Day 8, followed by Rs 26.50 crore on Day 9 and Rs 22.50 crore on Day 10.
Its earnings then moderated during the weekdays. Day 11 brought in Rs 6 crore, while Day 12 contributed Rs 8.50 crore. The film earned Rs 5.25 crore on Day 13 and Rs 4.25 crore on Day 14. Its reported second-week collection stood at Rs 87.50 crore.
The third week began with Rs 3.10 crore on Day 15. Collections improved to Rs 5 crore on Day 16 and Rs 6.25 crore on Day 17. The film then earned Rs 3.50 crore on Day 18 and Rs 6.25 crore on Day 19.
The downward trend returned towards the end of the week, with collections falling to Rs 2.65 crore on Day 20 and Rs 2.10 crore on Day 21.
Can the film gain momentum over the weekend?
With its third week ending on a relatively subdued note, Drishyam 3 is looking to attract more moviegoers over the upcoming weekend. Weekend footfalls often provide films with an opportunity to recover some of the ground lost during weekdays, particularly when audience interest remains steady.
However, the scale of any recovery will depend on audience demand, show availability and competition from other theatrical releases. The film’s opening and second-weekend figures demonstrate that it was capable of drawing substantial audiences during the early stages of its run.
The latest figures suggest that its theatrical performance has entered a more gradual phase. A rise in collections over the weekend could help moderate the recent decline, although it remains too early to determine the extent of any potential increase.
The film has already crossed Rs 360 crore in India net collections and Rs 560 crore worldwide gross, giving it a substantial cumulative total. Its performance in the fourth week will be important in assessing how much additional revenue it can generate in theatres.
About Drishyam 3: The Conclusion
Directed by Abhishek Pathak, Drishyam 3: The Conclusion continues the story of Vijay Salgaonkar, played by Ajay Devgn, a man determined to protect his family while keeping the truth about past events concealed.
The story introduces fresh challenges for Vijay as Meera Deshmukh returns and a new Crime Branch officer begins investigating the case. As pressure mounts, Vijay must find a way to safeguard his family and prevent his secrets from being exposed.
The film features Tabu, Shriya Saran, Ishita Dutta, Mrunal Jadhav, Rajat Kapoor, Prakash Raj and Jaideep Ahlawat, among others, alongside Devgn.
Released in theatres on October 2, 2026, the crime thriller has a reported runtime of approximately two hours and 30 minutes and carries a UA 16+ certification.
Third week ends with a strong cumulative total
Drishyam 3: The Conclusion has entered its fourth week after recording an estimated India net total of Rs 361.85 crore and a worldwide gross of Rs 563.02 crore. While its daily earnings have slowed, its strong opening and second weekend helped establish a substantial box office base.
The film’s Day 21 collection of Rs 2.10 crore reflects the recent moderation in its theatrical run. The upcoming weekend will offer a clearer indication of whether it can regain some momentum or continue on a gradual downward trajectory.