Looking at the economics of Hanuman Ansh, its theatrical share based on the aforementioned closing figures stands at Rs. 140 crore, including Rs. 20 crore from overseas markets. The devotional drama earned an additional Rs. 68 crore through its non-theatrical rights. While Sony acquired its streaming and satellite rights for a combined Rs. 63 crore, the music rights were sold to Times Music for Rs. 5 crore.
Overall, the film generated Rs. 208 crore in recoveries against a total expenditure of Rs. 21 crore on production, marketing, and release. After accounting for distribution margins, the producers’ net profit stands at Rs. 187 crore. This makes it the second most profitable film of 2026, behind :Dhurandhar The Revenge and ahead of Drishyam: The Conclusion .
The economics of Hanuman Ansh are as follows:
| Particulars | Amount |
|---|---|
| Theatrical | |
| India (Share) | Rs. 120.00 cr. |
| Overseas (Share) | Rs. 20.00 cr. |
| Non-Theatrical | |
| Digital and TV | Rs. 63.00 cr. |
| Music | Rs. 5.00 cr. |
| TOTAL REVENUES (A) | Rs. 208.00 cr. |
| Cost of Production | Rs. 2.00 cr. |
| P&A, Interest and Overheads | Rs. 8.00 cr. |
| Distribution Fee | Rs. 11.00 cr. |
| TOTAL EXPENSES (B) | Rs. 21.00 cr. |
| NET PROFIT/LOSS (A-B) | Rs. 187.00 cr. |
Directed by Dr. Vishal Chaturvedi, Hanuman Ansh is among the rare films that witnessed a remarkable turnaround after remaining quiet during its first few weeks. Made on a budget of just Rs. 2 crore, the movie not only emerged as one of the most profitable films of all time but also achieved one of the biggest ROIs in cinema history. The film’s return on investment, calculated against its total expenditure of Rs. 21 crore (including P&A and distribution fees), stands at an astounding 890 per cent.
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