Mirai Worldwide Closing Box Office Collections: Second Biggest Grosser for Teja Sajja

The Teja Sajja starrer has grossed Rs. 102.50 crore in India, and another Rs. 33.75 crore (USD 3.81 million) came from the overseas market.

By Jatinder Singh

Published on Oct 10, 2025 | 06:12 PM IST | 104K

Mirai still (image courtesy of People Media Factory)

Mirai has closed its box office run, with just under Rs. 10 lakh coming in yesterday on its fourth Thursday. The fourth week amounted to Rs. 2.40 crore, pretty much all of that coming from the weekend as the business fell sharply on Monday. The digital premiere today marks the formal end of its run.

The Teja Sajja starrer has grossed Rs. 102.50 crore in India, and another Rs. 33.75 crore (USD 3.81 million) came from the overseas market. That adds to a worldwide box office gross of Rs. 136.25 crore for the film, making it the second biggest grosser for Teja, just behind his previous film, Hanu-Man, which grossed nearly Rs. 300 crore worldwide.

From the start, the film had, it seemed like it would score higher than it has, but the business slipped in the weekdays. It did stabilise a bit in the second weekend, and after that it sustained well, benefiting from the Dusshera holiday period. The third week collected a pretty solid Rs. 8 crore, despite competition from They Call Him OG.

Mirai overindexed in the bigger centres, which is generally the case with Tier 2 star films. Accordingly, Nizam came up with the best numbers at nearly Rs. 35 crore gross, making almost half of the Telugu states. Karnataka, which is essentially Bengaluru city, crossed Rs. 10 crore. Bigger centre films also generally outperform overseas, which was the case here as well, with the United States earning a fantastic USD 3 million.

There was a Hindi-dubbed version of the film as well. Since Hanu-Man was a sort of mini-breakout that collected over Rs. 50 crore nett, which led to some expectations from the film. They didn’t materialise, but eventually it did quite decently for a film with no face value and of course, the gross numbers of Hindi, even though not much, gave it bragging rights for 100cr grosser in India.

The Territorial Breakdown for Mirai is as follows:

Area	Gross
AP/TS	Rs. 71.25 cr.
Nizam	Rs. 34.50 cr.
Ceded	Rs. 8.25 cr.
Andhra	Rs. 28.50 cr.
Karnataka	Rs. 10.50 cr.
Tamil Nadu - Kerala	Rs. 2.75 cr.
Rest of India	Rs. 18.00 cr.

INDIA	Rs. 102.50 cr.

United States	USD 3,000,000
Australia - NZ	USD 235,000
Middle East	USD 250,000
United Kingdom	USD 200,000
Rest of World	USD 125,000

OVERSEAS	USD 3,810,000

WORLDWIDE	Rs. 136.25 cr.