Day 4 box office receipts for HanuMan: Thanks to good word of mouth, Teja Sajja's film surpasses ₹50 crore in India

Day 4 box office receipts for HanuMan: Teja Sajja in a shot from the film

Day 4 box office revenue for HanuMan: On its first Monday of release, the Teja Sajja film brought in approximately ₹14.5 crore, co-starring Mahesh Babu's Guntur Kaaram.

Day 4 box office collection for HanuMan: Teja Sajja's superhero movie HanuMan debuted in theaters on Friday alongside highly anticipated films like Mahesh Babu's Telugu film Guntur Kaaram, Dhanush's Tamil film Captain Miller, and Katrina Kaif and Vijay Sethupati's bilingual Tamil-Hindi Merry Christmas. Despite the controversy, HanuMan has been doing well; according to a report by Sacnilk.com, HanuMan collected an estimated ₹14.5 crore nett in India on Monday. Also read: HanuMan movie review.

HanuMan box office collection

The Teja Sajja film HanuMan has made ₹55.15 crore in total revenue in India as of Friday. This includes ₹4.15 crore from paid previews on Thursday. HanuMan earned ₹8.05 crore nett in India in all languages on Friday.

HanuMan pulled in ₹12.45 crore nett on Saturday and ₹16 crore on Sunday, its best-ever day-by-day earnings. Fans have been referring to Teja Sajja's movie as a "blockbuster."

About HanuMan

Under the direction of Prasanth Varma, HanuMan features Teja Sajja in the title role, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, Amritha Aiyer, and Vinay Rai in supporting roles. The story follows an ordinary man who finds strength within himself after he unexpectedly gains superpowers. As he embraces his abilities, he confronts a formidable supervillain, upending his normal life and starting a war between good and evil.

Teja Sajja on HanuMan

"The very idea of doing a superhero film is very exciting for me, has been exciting throughout the process," actor Teja Sajja said to news agency ANI about his superhero sci-fi movie HanuMan. "In this film, a young boy gets superpowers by the grace of Lord Hanuman and then how he fights for his people and his religion. This film has superhero action sequences for the entertainment of children and a lot of comedy. At the same time, it is our history, is also connected with the superhero element. We have tried to blend in our Indian 'itihasa (history)' with the superhero concept so it is a very entertaining film," the actor said.