Drishyam: The Conclusion Heads Toward Rs 573 Crore Worldwide, and Becomes Ajay Devgn’s Biggest Hit

The final chapter is almost done at the box office. Drishyam: The Conclusion is closing its theatrical run around Rs 573 crore gross worldwide, according to Pinkvilla. It’s a blockbuster…

By Reetam Bodhak

November 4, 2026

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The final chapter is almost done at the box office. Drishyam: The Conclusion is closing its theatrical run around Rs 573 crore gross worldwide, according to Pinkvilla. It’s a blockbuster finish and the end of a popular franchise. Here’s the breakdown.

Drishyam: The Conclusion- A Blockbuster Finish

Directed by Abhishek Pathak and backed by Panorama Studios, the film has nearly exhausted its run. It is set to close Week 5 around Rs 6 crore, taking its India total to Rs 368.50 crore nett. Ajay Devgn’s thriller is now his highest-grossing film, and it marks the end of the Drishyam franchise.

Week-by-Week India Collections

Week	Nett (Rs crore)
Week 1	240.00
Week 2	83.25
Week 3	28.50
Week 4	10.75
Week 5 (est.)	6.00
Total	368.50 (about 370 final expected)

The film earned most of its money early, with Week 1 alone contributing about two-thirds of the total. The weekly drops then settled into a steady decline.

Worldwide Split

Area	Box office
India (final expected)	Rs 444 crore gross
Overseas	Rs 129 crore (USD 13.60 million)
Worldwide	Rs 573 crore gross

India’s nett figure converts to a final gross of about Rs 444 crore. The overseas run added around USD 13.60 million, which makes the international markets a solid contributor. Note that Pinkvilla’s text mentions Rs 574 crore once, but its headline and table say Rs 573 crore, so I’ve used 573. For more box office stories, follow our coverage on TechnoSports.

Why the Run Is Winding Down?

Ramayana Part One arrives tomorrow, which means Drishyam: The Conclusion will keep only a handful of screens from here. That is why the domestic finish is expected under Rs 370 crore nett. A fifth week still earning Rs 6 crore is a healthy tail for any film, though.

What the Numbers Mean?

A blockbuster that crosses Rs 570 crore globally and holds well for five weeks shows strong word of mouth for a thriller. That reading is my own, not from the report. All figures are trade estimates, not certified collections, so expect small changes when the final numbers settle.

What’s Next at the Box Office?

Eyes now turn to the big new release and how it handles the pre-Diwali slowdown. Want more updates? Explore the latest box office stories on TechnoSports.