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Hanuman Ansh Day 35 Advance Booking: 60,000 Tickets Sold On 5th Thursday, Another Unimaginable Record In The Making

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Hanuman Ansh Day 35 Advance Booking: 60,000 Tickets Sold On 5th Thursday, Another Unimaginable Record In The Making

Hanuman Ansh simply will not stop rewriting the rulebook.

Thirty-five days into its theatrical run, the film has followed up a record-shattering 70,000-ticket Wednesday with yet another unimaginable number  60,000 tickets sold in advance across national chains for its 5th Thursday. This isn't a dip. This is a film setting a new benchmark that will take ages for another release to even approach.

DAY 35. FIFTH THURSDAY. 60,000 TICKETS SOLD.

Hanuman Ansh Advance Booking Trend: National Chains, Day by Day

DayAdvance Booking (National Chains)
4th Wednesday37,100
4th Thursday50,500
5th Friday53,000
5th Saturday75,000
5th Sunday1,40,000
5th Monday47,000
5th Tuesday (Discount Day)1,31,000
Day 34 (5th Wednesday)70,000
Day 35 (5th Thursday)60,000

A Record That Keeps Extending Itself

Just a day ago, 70,000 tickets on a 5th Wednesday was being called a record in the making  a number that would take ages to break. Nobody expected that record to be challenged within 24 hours by the very same film.

Yet here we are. 60,000 tickets on a 5th Thursday, still without any discount push, is another number that simply has no precedent in Indian box office history. Compare this to the 4th Thursday figure of 50,500  that was already considered a strong hold at the time. Hanuman Ansh has now beaten its own previous-week Thursday number, five weeks into release.

Business Has Truly Become Impossible To Predict

At this point, even seasoned trade trackers have stopped attempting to forecast where this film's numbers will land on any given day. Every ceiling gets broken almost as soon as it's set.

A 5th Wednesday record of 70,000 was supposed to be the standout, hard-to-repeat number of the week. Instead, Hanuman Ansh backed it up almost immediately with 60,000 on Thursday  proving that this isn't a one-day spike but a sustained, unimaginable level of demand that refuses to taper off even this deep into the run.

A Benchmark That Will Take Ages To Break

Regular fifth-week Thursday numbers for any film typically sit in four figures. Hanuman Ansh is doing 60,000  on a Thursday, in its fifth week, at a stage where most films have already lost the bulk of their screens.

Back-to-back days of 70,000 and 60,000 tickets in the fifth week is not just a record. It's a new category of box office performance that the trade hasn't seen before, and it's setting a standard that could realistically stand untouched for years.

₹250 Crore, ₹300 Crore, ₹400 Crore Still Firmly In Play

With advance numbers like these continuing to pour in day after day, the earlier predictions of ₹250-400 crore don't look like a stretch anymore  they look increasingly inevitable. Every day that Hanuman Ansh posts numbers like this, the higher end of that range moves closer to becoming the realistic outcome rather than the ambitious one.

Fifth Week. Still Climbing. No Signs Of Slowing.

Most films are winding down by their fifth week. Hanuman Ansh is doing the exact opposite delivering back-to-back days that would be considered stellar even in an opening week.

₹100 crore  crossed. ₹200 crore  closing in fast. ₹250-400 crore  increasingly within reach.

And with 60,000 tickets sold on a regular 5th Thursday, right after 70,000 on Wednesday, one thing is beyond doubt:

HANUMAN ANSH ISN'T JUST BREAKING RECORDS. IT'S BREAKING ITS OWN RECORDS, DAY AFTER DAY.

CineInfinity | Box Office. Beyond Limits.

Disclaimer: The box office and advance booking figures are compiled from various sources and internal research. Figures are approximate and indicative in nature. CineInfinity does not claim absolute authenticity of the data but believes they adequately reflect the film's box office performance.

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