Saturday Box Office Clash: ‘Mirai’ Surges Past ‘Demon Slayer’, ‘Baaghi 4’ Struggles, and ‘The Bengal Files’ Gains Steam – Full Collection Report

Arvind Kumar
Weekend Box Office Report: ‘Mirai’ vs ‘Demon Slayer’ Battle Heats Up as ‘Loka Chapter 1’ Crosses ₹112 Crore and ‘The Conjuring’ Scares Up Big Numbers
Weekend Box Office Report: ‘Mirai’ vs ‘Demon Slayer’ Battle Heats Up as ‘Loka Chapter 1’ Crosses ₹112 Crore and ‘The Conjuring’ Scares Up Big Numbers

Box Office War 2025: How ‘Mirai’ Beat ‘Demon Slayer’ While ‘Loka Chapter 1’ Shattered Records and ‘The Conjuring’ Ruled Horror Fans

The weekend box office has turned into a battlefield of cinematic giants where Bollywood, Hollywood, South Indian cinema, and even Japanese anime are locking horns for audience attention. From action-packed thrillers to horror chillers and heartfelt dramas, theatres across India are buzzing with movie lovers eager to experience diverse stories on the big screen. Among the releases, Teja Sajja’s ‘Mirai’ has emerged as the surprise powerhouse, giving tough competition to the globally popular ‘Demon Slayer’ anime film. Meanwhile, films like ‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’, ‘Baaghi 4’, and ‘Loka Chapter 1’ continue to draw steady audiences, ensuring that the cinematic calendar remains exciting.

Saturday brought remarkable momentum at the box office, with ‘Mirai’ securing the top spot. However, other films also showcased resilience, fighting for their share of ticket sales. Let’s take a detailed look at how each movie performed, what trends are emerging, and what this weekend means for the box office landscape. 🍿✨


‘Mirai’ Box Office Performance 🚀

Teja Sajja’s fantasy-action drama ‘Mirai’ has taken theatres by storm. Released on Friday, the film opened with an impressive ₹13 crore, setting the stage for a strong weekend. On Saturday, it surpassed expectations by collecting ₹13.5 crore, pushing its two-day total to ₹26.5 crore.

This performance is remarkable for a film with a young star, proving that well-crafted storytelling and visual spectacle can draw crowds even in the presence of global franchises. The consistency of its earnings suggests strong word-of-mouth, which could lead to an even bigger Sunday haul.


‘Demon Slayer’ Competes Fiercely ⚔️🐉

The Japanese anime blockbuster ‘Demon Slayer’ made its Indian debut with massive anticipation. The film earned ₹13 crore on Friday and matched the same figure on Saturday, standing at a two-day total of ₹26 crore.

While it is slightly behind ‘Mirai’, its performance proves the growing popularity of anime culture in India. For anime lovers, the theatrical release is nothing short of a festival, and with loyal fans, the film is expected to maintain steady momentum through the week.


‘Ek Chatur Naar’ Struggles Despite Star Power 🌙

Starring Divya Khosla Kumar and Neil Nitin Mukesh, the romantic drama ‘Ek Chatur Naar’ failed to impress at the box office. Its Friday earnings stood at ₹55 lakh, and Saturday brought a slight jump to ₹80 lakh, taking its two-day collection to ₹1.35 crore.

Despite decent performances from the leads, the film is battling weak word-of-mouth and stiff competition, making its long-term survival questionable.


‘Jugnuma’ Falls Flat 💔

Manoj Bajpayee’s much-anticipated film ‘Jugnuma’ has been the biggest disappointment of the weekend. It opened at a dismal ₹5 lakh on Friday and managed just ₹8 lakh on Saturday. Its total of ₹13 lakh in two days paints a bleak picture.

Even with Bajpayee’s strong acting credentials, the film has failed to find its audience. It may not last beyond the first week unless a miracle happens.


‘Baaghi 4’ Holds Steady with Action Fans 💥

Tiger Shroff’s ‘Baaghi 4’ continues to show strength among action lovers. Released on September 5, the film collected ₹1.35 crore on Friday and climbed to ₹1.5 crore on Saturday. With a cumulative collection of ₹47.25 crore, the film remains a mid-level success.

Featuring Sanjay Dutt, Sonam Bajwa, and Harnaaz Kaur Sandhu, the movie is sustaining due to its action sequences, though it faces stiff competition from newer releases.


‘The Bengal Files’ Gains Momentum 📈

Director Vivek Agnihotri’s latest offering, ‘The Bengal Files’, has been running for 10 days and continues to attract audiences. On Friday, it collected ₹60 lakh, while Saturday saw a jump to ₹1.11 crore, raising its total to ₹12.96 crore.

The film, known for its hard-hitting narrative style, is gradually building its base, much like Agnihotri’s previous projects.


‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ Sends Chills 👻

The horror genre proved its strength with ‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’, which had a thunderous opening day of ₹17.5 crore. However, by its ninth day, earnings slowed to ₹2 crore on Friday and ₹3 crore on Saturday, bringing its total to ₹72 crore.

Even though collections are dipping, the film’s strong opening ensures it will be remembered as a box office winner. Horror fans continue to flock to theatres, proving the franchise’s timeless appeal.


‘Loka Chapter 1’ Breaks Records 🌟

The Malayalam hit ‘Loka Chapter 1’ is the true dark horse of the season. With Kalyani Priyadarshan in the lead, the film raked in ₹4.05 crore on Friday and soared to ₹6.35 crore on Saturday. Its total collection now stands at a staggering ₹112.10 crore.

This phenomenal success cements the film’s place as one of the biggest South Indian blockbusters of 2025. Its regional dominance is unparalleled, and word-of-mouth buzz shows no signs of slowing down.


Other Releases: ‘Heer Express’ and ‘Mannu Kya Karega?’ 🚂🎭

Two smaller films also made their way into theatres but are struggling to make an impact.

‘Heer Express’ collected ₹50 lakh on its opening day but dropped to ₹32 lakh on Saturday, making a two-day total of ₹83 lakh.

On the other hand, ‘Mannu Kya Karega?’ earned ₹45 lakh on Friday and ₹26 lakh on Saturday, bringing its two-day earnings to ₹71 lakh.

Both films are overshadowed by the big-ticket releases dominating screens nationwide.


Weekend Box Office Trends 🎥

The weekend clearly belonged to ‘Mirai’, which emerged as the top performer, slightly ahead of ‘Demon Slayer’. While ‘Loka Chapter 1’ continues to dominate in South India, films like ‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ and ‘Baaghi 4’ are sustaining their runs with niche audiences. Smaller releases, however, are struggling for survival amidst the fierce competition.


Conclusion 🎯

The September weekend has proven that diverse genres can co-exist at the Indian box office, from anime and horror to action and fantasy. ‘Mirai’ has established itself as a strong contender, while ‘Demon Slayer’ highlights the rise of anime fandom. ‘Loka Chapter 1’ remains a regional juggernaut, and ‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ continues its horror legacy.

The coming days will decide whether ‘Mirai’ maintains its lead or if global franchises catch up. For now, the weekend’s results reflect the vibrant diversity of cinema and the ever-evolving choices of Indian audiences. 🍿🎬


FAQs ❓

Q1: Which film topped the box office this Saturday?
A1: Teja Sajja’s ‘Mirai’ topped the box office with ₹13.5 crore on Saturday.

Q2: How much has ‘Demon Slayer’ collected in India so far?
A2: The Japanese anime film has collected ₹26 crore in two days.

Q3: Which movie is the biggest hit among South Indian releases?
A3: ‘Loka Chapter 1’ is the biggest hit, with a collection of over ₹112 crore.

Q4: Is ‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ still performing well?
A4: Yes, though its daily earnings have slowed, the film has already crossed ₹72 crore.

Q5: Which films are struggling at the box office?
A5: Films like ‘Jugnuma’, ‘Ek Chatur Naar’, and ‘Mannu Kya Karega?’ are struggling to attract audiences.

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