Drishyam 3 Box Office Hits Rs 225 Crore Globally in Just 12 Days — Mohanlal’s Reunion With Jeethu Joseph is Already a Blockbuster

Drishyam 3 just became one of Malayalam cinema's biggest success stories. The Mohanlal and Jeethu Joseph reunion film has crossed the Rs 225 crore mark globally in just 12 days…

June 2, 2026
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Drishyam 3 just became one of Malayalam cinema’s biggest success stories. The Mohanlal and Jeethu Joseph reunion film has crossed the Rs 225 crore mark globally in just 12 days — a staggering haul that proves the enduring power of the franchise and Mohanlal’s star magnetism across markets.

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Drishyam 3: A Dominant Run

MarketCollection
Kerala (Home State)Rs 76.30 crore
Rest of IndiaRs 40.50 crore
All-India TotalRs 116.75 crore
OverseasRs 108+ crore
Worldwide GrossRs 224.75 crore
Timeline12 days

The breakdown is remarkable. Kerala contributed a staggering Rs 76.30 crore alone — an indicator of the film’s extraordinary pull in its home market. Domestically, it accumulated Rs 116.75 crore across all of India, while overseas collections added over Rs 108 crore, demonstrating Drishyam 3’s pan-Indian and diaspora appeal.

Strong Hold Into Week Two

On its 2nd Monday (Day 12), the film added a modest Rs 3 crore to the tally. While this marks its lowest single-day collection, it’s a natural expectation after a frontloaded opening week. The film’s ability to hold even with diminishing numbers signals healthy word-of-mouth and sustained audience interest.

Day-wise, Drishyam 3 opened with a monster Rs 43.30 crore and held strong through the weekend, maintaining the Rs 29-35 crore range on days 2-4 before settling into a steady decline pattern typical of film releases.

Drishyam 3

One of Malayalam Cinema’s Biggest Hits

Drishyam 3 has already emerged as one of the biggest successes for Malayalam cinema in recent memory. Industry analysts predict it will surpass the lifetime collections of recent hits like Thudarum, Vaazha 2, and Manjummel Boys by the end of its theatrical run.

The real question now: Can it challenge the L2 Empuraan record? That film holds a benchmark for Malayalam cinema. With such a powerful start and solid holds, crossing Rs 250 crore globally appears within reach — a feat few Malayalam films have achieved.

For deeper insights into Malayalam cinema’s box office trends, check out our comprehensive coverage on TechnoSports, our analysis of 2026 Malayalam releases, and our exclusive Mohanlal film reports.

The Mohanlal-Jeethu Joseph Magic

The film’s dominance validates the creative partnership between Mohanlal and director Jeethu Joseph. The franchise’s first installment was groundbreaking, the second refinement set a new standard, and the third is proving that audiences remain invested in the characters and storytelling.

According to Wikipedia’s cinema data, Mohanlal’s career spans decades with consistent box office pull. Drishyam 3 adds another significant milestone to his legacy, particularly in establishing franchises as viable commercial entities in Indian cinema.

What’s Next

With a strong weekday hold and momentum in its favour, Drishyam 3 is positioning itself as a genuine blockbuster that could crack the Rs 250 crore barrier and challenge regional cinema records. The film’s staying power into week three will be crucial — sustained holds would push it toward record-breaking territory.

FAQs

Q: What is Drishyam 3’s worldwide box office collection after 12 days?

Drishyam 3 has grossed Rs 224.75 crore globally in its first 12 days, with Rs 116.75 crore from all-India and Rs 108+ crore from overseas markets.

Q: Will Drishyam 3 break the L2 Empuraan record for Malayalam cinema?


With Rs 225 crore already achieved in 12 days and strong holds continuing, industry experts believe the film has a solid chance of crossing Rs 250 crore globally, which could challenge L2 Empuraan’s benchmark.

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