Mirai may have wrapped its theatrical run, but the numbers it left behind deserve a proper look. The Teja Sajja-starrer crossed the Rs. 136 crore mark worldwide, cementing its place as a genuine commercial success — and a significant milestone in the career of one of Telugu cinema’s most exciting rising stars.
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Mirai Movie Worldwide Box Office Collection — Final Numbers
The Teja Sajja starrer grossed Rs. 102.50 crore in India, and another Rs. 33.75 crore (USD 3.81 million) came from the overseas market, adding up to a worldwide box office gross of Rs. 136.25 crore.
| Territory | Collection |
|---|---|
| AP / Telangana | Rs. 71.25 cr |
| Nizam | Rs. 34.50 cr |
| Ceded | Rs. 8.25 cr |
| Andhra | Rs. 28.50 cr |
| Karnataka | Rs. 10.50 cr |
| Tamil Nadu & Kerala | Rs. 2.75 cr |
| Rest of India | Rs. 18.00 cr |
| India Total | Rs. 102.50 cr |
| United States | USD 30,00,000 |
| Australia & NZ | USD 2,35,000 |
| Middle East | USD 2,50,000 |
| United Kingdom | USD 2,00,000 |
| Rest of World | USD 1,25,000 |
| Overseas Total | USD 38,10,000 |
| Worldwide Total | Rs. 136.25 cr |
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How Did Mirai Perform Week by Week?
From the start, it seemed like the film would score higher than it eventually did, but business slipped on weekdays. It stabilised in the second weekend and sustained well, benefiting from the Dusshera holiday period. The third week collected a solid Rs. 8 crore despite competition from They Call Him OG, and the fourth week added Rs. 2.40 crore before the digital premiere formally closed the run.
An honest performance — strong on weekends, soft on weekdays, but ultimately landing a respectable finish.
What Does This Mean for Teja Sajja?
Mirai is now the second biggest grosser for Teja Sajja, just behind his previous film Hanu-Man, which grossed nearly Rs. 300 crore worldwide.
That’s a significant career graph. Two consecutive films crossing the Rs. 100 crore mark in India is not easy for any star, and Teja has done it back-to-back. The Telugu film industry has been actively looking for bankable leading men outside the established top tier, and Mirai’s Mirai movie collection worldwide firmly places Teja in that conversation.
The film overindexed in bigger centres, which is generally the case with Tier 2 star films. Nizam alone delivered nearly Rs. 35 crore gross — almost half of the Telugu states — while Karnataka crossed Rs. 10 crore. The US earned a fantastic USD 3 million from the overseas run.
A Hindi-dubbed version was also released. Since Hanu-Man had collected over Rs. 50 crore nett in Hindi, there were expectations — they didn’t fully materialise, but the Hindi gross still gave the film bragging rights as a Rs. 100 crore grosser in India.
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FAQs
Q: What is the total Mirai movie collection worldwide?
A: Mirai’s worldwide closing box office collection stands at Rs. 136.25 crore, comprising Rs. 102.50 crore from India and Rs. 33.75 crore (USD 3.81 million) from overseas markets.
Q: Is Mirai Teja Sajja’s biggest film at the box office?
A: No — Mirai is Teja Sajja’s second biggest grosser. His previous film Hanu-Man remains his biggest, having grossed nearly Rs. 300 crore worldwide.