Source pinkvilla
Cinema halls across India are seeing massive crowds at ticket counters as Ajay Devgn returns to the big screen with Drishyam 3: The Conclusion. The final chapter of the hit thriller franchise is already breaking pre-sale records before its release.
With fans eager to see how Vijay Salgaonkar’s story ends, advance booking figures show that the film is heading toward one of Bollywood’s biggest box office openings.
Over 2.4 Lakh Tickets Sold at Major Multiplexes
The movie is showing huge demand in top national cinema chains like PVR INOX and Cinepolis. By final tracking before release day, Drishyam 3 had already sold over 2.40 lakh tickets across these major multiplexes alone.
Cities like Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, and Pune are leading the race with dozens of housefull shows. The excitement is far higher than it was for Drishyam 2 in 2022, proving that the mystery around Vijay’s family remains as popular as ever.
Target: A Massive ₹50 Crore First Day
Trade analysts predict that the movie is on track to earn around ₹50 crore nett on Day 1 in India. If it hits that target, it will register the biggest opening day of Ajay Devgn’s career.
A few big factors are fueling this box office rush:
Holiday Advantage: The film arrives on October 2, Gandhi Jayanti, giving audiences a national holiday to rush to theatres.
Long Weekend: Opening on a Friday holiday sets up a strong, extended four-day weekend for family moviegoers.
No Major Clash: As a solo big-ticket release, it commands prime screens across single screens and multiplexes alike.
The Final Showdown
Directed by Abhishek Pathak, Drishyam 3 brings back favorite characters alongside fresh faces. While Tabu, Shriya Saran, and Rajat Kapoor reprise their roles, actors Jaideep Ahlawat and Prakash Raj have joined the cast to crank up the courtroom and investigative tension.
Unlike previous installments that adapted original storylines from the Malayalam series, this third film follows a fresh and original Hindi storyline crafted specifically to bring the family’s secret to an end. With walk-in crowds expected to swell over the weekend, all eyes are now on the final Day 1 totals.
