Teja Sajja’s highly anticipated fantasy action film Mirai has concluded its theatrical run, becoming the actor’s second-biggest grosser after the blockbuster Hanu-Man. Despite a promising start, the film collected a respectable ₹136.25 crore worldwide, proving that audience appetite for superhero and fantasy content remains strong.
Mirai’s Complete Box Office Performance
The film grossed ₹102.50 crore in India and an impressive ₹33.75 crore (USD 3.81 million) from overseas markets. While it couldn’t match the phenomenal success of Hanu-Man, which earned nearly ₹300 crore worldwide, Mirai has established Teja Sajja as a bankable star in the Telugu film industry.

Quick Box Office Facts
| Category | Collection |
|---|---|
| India Gross | ₹102.50 Crore |
| Overseas Gross | ₹33.75 Crore (USD 3.81M) |
| Worldwide Total | ₹136.25 Crore |
| Opening Weekend | ₹63 Crore |
| Week 3 Collection | ₹8 Crore |
| Week 4 Collection | ₹2.40 Crore |
| Top Territory | Nizam (₹34.50 Crore) |
| USA Collection | USD 3 Million |
Territory-Wise Performance Analysis
Domestic Markets:
- AP/TS: ₹71.25 crore (largest contributor)
- Nizam: ₹34.50 crore (nearly half of Telugu states)
- Karnataka: ₹10.50 crore (primarily Bengaluru)
- Rest of India: ₹18 crore
Overseas Markets:
- United States: USD 3 million (fantastic performance)
- Australia-NZ: USD 235,000
- Middle East: USD 250,000
- United Kingdom: USD 200,000
Mirai performed exceptionally well in bigger centers and metropolitan cities, which is typical for Tier 2 star films. The Nizam territory alone contributed almost half of the Telugu states’ collection, showcasing strong urban appeal.

The Journey: From Strong Start to Steady Decline
Mirai opened with a thunderous ₹63 crore opening weekend, generating buzz that it might surpass expectations. However, the film experienced a sharp drop during weekdays, a common pattern for content-driven fantasy films. The movie stabilized during the second weekend and benefited from the Dussehra holiday period, which helped extend its theatrical run.
The third week showed resilience with a solid ₹8 crore collection despite competition from They Call Him OG. By the fourth week, collections had dwindled to ₹2.40 crore, with most earnings coming from weekend shows.
Hindi Version Performance
The Hindi-dubbed version of Mirai also hit theaters, riding on the success of Hanu-Man’s Hindi version, which collected over ₹50 crore nett. While the Hindi version didn’t create the same magic, it performed decently considering Teja Sajja’s limited face value in the Hindi belt. The Hindi gross numbers helped the film achieve the prestigious “100 crore grosser in India” tag.
Comparison with Hanu-Man
Teja Sajja’s previous superhero film Hanu-Man was a surprise blockbuster that collected nearly ₹300 crore worldwide, more than double Mirai’s collection. While Mirai couldn’t replicate that massive success, it has cemented Teja’s position as a rising star in Telugu cinema capable of opening films with strong numbers.
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What Worked and What Didn’t
Positives:
- Strong opening weekend performance
- Excellent overseas reception, especially in the USA
- Solid hold during festival periods
- Urban center dominance
Challenges:
- Steep weekday drops
- Couldn’t sustain momentum post-opening
- Hindi version underperformed compared to expectations
Check out more about the film on IMDb for cast details and reviews.
The Verdict
Mirai’s ₹136.25 crore worldwide collection is a respectable achievement for a fantasy action film in today’s competitive market. While it fell short of Hanu-Man’s astronomical numbers, it has proven that Teja Sajja can carry a film on his shoulders. The strong overseas performance, particularly the USD 3 million from the United States, indicates growing international appetite for Telugu fantasy cinema.
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FAQs
Q1: What is the final worldwide box office collection of Mirai?
Mirai concluded its theatrical run with a worldwide gross of ₹136.25 crore, which includes ₹102.50 crore from India and ₹33.75 crore (USD 3.81 million) from overseas markets. It is Teja Sajja’s second-biggest film after Hanu-Man.
Q2: How did Mirai perform in the USA compared to other Telugu films?
Mirai performed exceptionally well in the United States, collecting USD 3 million, which is considered a fantastic achievement for a Tier 2 hero film. This demonstrates the growing appeal of Telugu fantasy action films in international markets.


