Drishyam 3 Box Office Collection Day 15: Ajay Devgn’s Thriller Crosses ₹515 Crore Worldwide

Ajay Devgn’s Drishyam: The Conclusion has entered its third week in cinemas after recording a worldwide box office gross of approximately ₹515.05 crore by the end of its first 14 days. The crime thriller has maintained a strong commercial run despite a slowdown in weekday collections, with its domestic net earnings reaching around ₹333.99 crore.

The film began its third Friday on October 16, with attention now turning to whether it can move closer to the ₹350 crore mark in India’s net collections. Its worldwide performance has already placed it among the major box office successes of 2026, although daily earnings have declined from the high levels recorded during its opening week.

The latest figures suggest that the film continues to benefit from its established franchise, returning characters and the audience interest surrounding the conclusion of the Hindi-language story.

Day 15 Collection: Third Week Begins

On its 15th day, Drishyam: The Conclusion experienced a noticeable reduction in earnings compared with its earlier theatrical run. Early estimates indicated a relatively modest collection on Friday, although final figures could change as the day progressed.

The film earned approximately ₹4.25 crore on Day 14, taking its domestic net total beyond ₹333 crore. Its worldwide gross reached ₹515.05 crore by the end of the second week, according to reported box office estimates.

The decline in daily collections is typical of a theatrical run as the initial rush subsides and weekday attendance becomes more limited. The film’s performance over the third weekend will be important in determining whether it can maintain momentum and approach its next domestic milestone.

Weekend collections often provide a clearer indication of a film’s remaining theatrical strength, particularly after its first two weeks.

Worldwide Earnings Cross ₹515 Crore

The worldwide total is one of the strongest indicators of the film’s commercial performance so far. With more than ₹515 crore reported globally, Drishyam: The Conclusion has attracted substantial audiences in India and overseas markets.

Domestic earnings have contributed the largest share of its total, while international screenings have added to its overall gross. The distinction between domestic net collections and worldwide gross is important: net figures account for applicable entertainment taxes in India, whereas gross figures include taxes and combine earnings across markets.

The film’s India net collection of around ₹333.99 crore also puts the ₹350 crore target within reach, provided it continues to attract audiences during its third week.

However, the pace of growth has slowed considerably compared with the opening days. The coming weekend will help show whether the thriller can regain some of its momentum.

Ajay Devgn Leads the Final Chapter

Directed by Abhishek Pathak, Drishyam: The Conclusion stars Ajay Devgn as Vijay Salgaonkar, the central character whose attempts to protect his family have driven the franchise’s suspense-filled narrative.

The cast also includes Tabu, Shriya Saran, Rajat Kapoor, Jaideep Ahlawat and Prakash Raj. The film continues the series’ focus on family loyalty, police investigations and the consequences of carefully constructed secrets.

The Drishyam franchise has developed a dedicated audience through its mystery-driven storytelling and emphasis on twists rather than conventional action spectacle. The final chapter has benefited from that familiarity, with viewers returning to see how the central conflict is resolved.

The film’s commercial performance also reflects the continuing appeal of established Hindi film franchises, particularly those that offer audiences a concluding chapter to a long-running story.

Third Weekend Will Be Crucial

As Drishyam: The Conclusion moves further into its theatrical run, its ability to retain audiences will become increasingly important. A rise in weekend attendance could help the film narrow the gap to ₹350 crore in domestic net earnings, while weaker collections would indicate that its strongest phase has passed.

For now, the reported ₹515.05 crore worldwide gross represents a substantial commercial achievement. The next few days should provide a clearer picture of the film’s staying power and how much further its box office total can grow.