Dhurandhar 2 (Rs 1186.32 crore): Aditya Dhar’s espionage action thriller starring Ranveer Singh, R. Madhavan, and Sanjay Dutt smashed box office records with its high-octane sequences, continuation of deep-cover spy operations, and intense geopolitical narrative.
Border 2 (Rs 362.76 crore): Directed by Anurag Singh, this epic military drama features Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan, and Diljit Dosanjh. The sequel honours the 1971 war operations across army, air force, and naval fronts with heavy emotional and patriotic appeal. (File Photo)
Hanuman Ansh (Rs 280.93 crore): The film has emerged as the biggest surprising hit of the year. The third biggest hit of 2026, after Dhurandhar 2 and Border 2, has been in theatres for seven weeks now. (File Photo)
Mirzapur The Movie (Rs 223.77 crore): Transitioning from OTT to the big screen, this crime drama brings the ruthless power struggles of Purvanchal to cinemas. Packed with signature dialogues, dark humor, and visceral action, it drew huge crowds eager for the cinematic showdown. (File Photo)
Bhooth Bangla (Rs 199.23 crore): Priyadarshan and Akshay Kumar reunited for this horror-comedy alongside Paresh Rawal and Rajpal Yadav. Rich in nostalgic slapstick humor, black magic lore, and chaotic situational comedy, it proved to be a major crowd-pleaser. (File Photo)
Dhamaal 4 (Rs 177.92 crore): Indra Kumar’s multi-starrer wild comedy features Ajay Devgn, Riteish Deshmukh, and Arshad Warsi embarking on another chaotic treasure hunt filled with eccentric characters, slapstick gags, and over-the-top adventure. (File Photo)
Awarapan 2 (Rs 156.12 crore): This emotional action-thriller sequel brings back intense romance, soulful music, and gritty redemption arcs. It captivated fans with a dramatic narrative centered on sacrifice, poetic action, and an atmospheric soundtrack. (File Photo)
Toxic (Hindi): (Rs 143.92 crore): Yash’s dark action saga resonated strongly with Hindi belt audiences, delivering a sleek, high-stakes story set against the backdrop of international drug cartels, stylish gunplay, and intense anti-hero mass appeal. (File Photo)
Welcome To The Jungle (Rs 137.93 crore): An ensemble slapstick adventure packing massive star power, heavy VFX, and jungle-set comic mishaps. The film drew family audiences with its energetic musical numbers, wild creature encounters, and relentless situational humor. (File Photo)
Cocktail 2 (Rs 104.53 crore): A contemporary romantic drama exploring modern relationships, heartbreak, and complex friendships. Featuring a chic soundtrack and stylish urban aesthetics, it struck a strong chord with youth and multiplex audiences. (File Photo)