Low-budget 'Hanuman Ansh' crosses $3.5 million overseas in 12 days
The film has reportedly become the second-highest overseas earner of 2026 within less than two weeks of its international release.
Hindi cinema has seen several low-budget films go on to earn big at the box office. A new name has now joined that list: "Hanuman Ansh". Released internationally on September 11, the film has earned more than $3.5 million in the overseas market in just 12 days. It is being claimed that "Hanuman Ansh" has taken second place on the list of the highest overseas-grossing films of 2026.
The film is getting a good response from audiences outside India as well. Within just 12 days of release, it crossed the $3.5 million mark in the international market. The makers say the film, based on the values of faith, devotion and Maharajji, is connecting with audiences across the world. This overseas success is being seen as an important milestone in the film's journey, and it is being said that the film's hold on the international market has strengthened.
Hombale Overseas has also played a major role in the film's overseas performance. The company's focus is on taking Indian stories to audiences across the world, and it is working to expand its presence in international distribution. Hombale Overseas is working towards taking stories connected with Indian culture and emotions to a global audience, and the success of "Hanuman Ansh" has become an example of this.
Speaking about the film's overseas success, the makers of "Hanuman Ansh" thanked Hombale Overseas. They said, "Hombale Overseas have proved to be Hanumanji's messengers for us. We are wholeheartedly grateful to them for the doors to the world of cinema that they opened for us." They also referred to Maharajji's values, expressing happiness that his message has reached audiences across the world. The makers added, "Maharajji had said, 'The world will come,' and today we are seeing it happen before our eyes."
Having earned more than $3.5 million in just 12 days, "Hanuman Ansh" has made its mark in the international market. The response the film has received also points to how audiences worldwide are responding to Indian cinema and culturally rooted stories.
