After its first seven days in theatres, Drishyam: The Conclusion has a reported worldwide gross of ₹383.6 crore, according to figures published by The Indian Express and NDTV. The headline figure needs context: it is a worldwide gross, not the amount collected in India after deductions.
What the first-week figures show
Both reports say Thursday, day seven, added ₹13 crore net in India. NDTV, citing trade tracker Sacnilk, puts the seven-day India total at ₹245.5 crore net and ₹294.6 crore gross, with ₹89 crore in overseas gross. Together, the domestic and overseas gross figures account for the reported ₹383.6 crore worldwide total.
That distinction matters when comparing box-office reports: India net, India gross and worldwide gross are different measures. These are trade estimates relayed by news outlets, not audited totals issued by the filmmakers or a box-office authority, and estimates can be revised.
How it compares with Drishyam 2
The Indian Express lists Drishyam 2 at ₹239.67 crore in lifetime India net collections, while NDTV rounds the earlier film’s total to ₹240 crore. On either reported figure, Drishyam: The Conclusion has moved ahead in India net during its opening week. This is a domestic net-to-net comparison—not a comparison with the new film’s worldwide gross.
The coming second weekend will provide another useful snapshot, but the first-week figure alone cannot predict the film’s final run. For wider context on how release timing and delays shape the theatrical calendar, read TFI Buzz’s Summer 2026 box-office report.
