The much-loved Mirzapur universe has successfully made the jump from streaming to the big screen. Mirzapur The Movie, starring Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Divyenndu and others, continues to enjoy a strong theatrical run, crossing the ₹100 crore mark in India within just four days of its release.
The film, which released on September 4, 2026, opened strongly and built solid momentum over the weekend. On its first Monday (Day 4), it collected approximately ₹15.50–16 crore nett in India despite the expected weekday drop.India Net: Around ₹109–110 Crore india Gross: Approximately ₹131 Crore overseas Gross: ₹22.50 crore.Worldwide Gross: Over ₹153–154 crore
The opening day itself brought in around ₹25.75 crore nett, followed by growth on Saturday and Sunday. Trade analysts have called the Monday hold “heroic” and described the film as a clear super-hit in its early run.
Directed by Gurmmeet Singh and written by Puneet Krishna, the film is produced by Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar under Excel Entertainment (in association with Amazon MGM Studios). It brings back the core characters that made the Prime Video series a cultural phenomenon:Pankaj Tripathi as the formidable Kaleen BhaiyaAli Fazal as Guddu PanditDivyenndu as Munna TripathiJitendra Kumar as Bablu Pandit (replacing Vikrant Massey from the series)Ravi Kishan in a key new roleSupporting cast includes Rasika Dugal, Shweta Tripathi, and other familiar faces from the show. The story continues the battle for control of Mirzapur’s underworld, with old rivalries, new threats, and the signature mix of violence, dark humour and power plays that fans love.
Reviews have been largely positive to mixed, with most praising the performances — especially Pankaj Tripathi’s commanding presence — and the film’s ability to capture the raw, earthy flavour of the series on a larger theatrical scale. Some critics noted the lengthy runtime (around 3 hours 15 minutes), but acknowledged that the massy dialogues, confrontations and climax deliver the expected bhaukaal.The theatrical outing has proven that the franchise’s dedicated fan base was ready to experience the world of Mirzapur on the big screen. Strong occupancy in key markets, particularly in the Hindi belt, has helped sustain the film’s momentum.
With solid numbers after four days and positive word-of-mouth among its core audience, Mirzapur The Movie looks set for a healthy extended run. The successful transition from OTT to theatres marks another major chapter for one of India’s most popular crime drama franchises.Fans who grew up on the series are returning to theatres, while new viewers are discovering the chaos of Mirzapur for the first time — louder, bigger, and still unapologetically intense.
