New Delhi: “Mahavatar Narasimha” is an Indian animation film, which created history at the box office as soon as it was released. The film was released on 25 July, and since then it has been continuously making new records of earnings. The special thing is that this film has become the biggest hit ever made in the Indian animation genre.
Bumper earnings on a low budget
The budget of this film was only Rs 15 crore, but the film has so far made a net box office collection of Rs 241.2 crore. At the same time, its gross collection has reached Rs 284.61 crore. According to this, the film’s Return on Investment (ROI) has become 226.2 crores, which is 1508% ROI.
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This figure is the biggest return ever for any modern Hindi film. Earlier this record was in the name of ‘The Kashmir Files.’
Great performance worldwide too
“Mahavatar Narasimha” has performed brilliantly not only in India but also in the international market. Its worldwide collection has crossed Rs 300 crore. This is considered a huge achievement for an animation film.
What is the reason behind the success of the film?
1. Religious theme—The film is based on the Narasimha incarnation of Lord Vishnu, which is a subject related to the faith of Indian audiences.
2. Quality animation—The VFX and animation level of the film are said to be of a very high standard.
3. Low budget, high impact—This film made on a limited budget is leaving a big impact due to its storytelling and production value.
6 More Parts to Release in the Future
Following the historic success of Mahavatar Narasimha, the makers have officially announced six more films in the franchise. Each upcoming movie will be based on one of the other avatars of Lord Vishnu.
| Year | Film Title |
|---|---|
| 2027 | Mahavatar Parashuram |
| 2029 | Mahavatar Raghunandan |
| 2031 | Mahavatar Dwarkadheesh |
| 2033 | Mahavatar Gokulanand |
| 2035 | Mahavatar Kalki – Part 1 |
| 2037 | Mahavatar Kalki – Part 2 |
Through these films, the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu (Dashavatara) will be brought to the big screen using high-quality animation.
Mahavatar Narasimha became a historical film
“Mahavatar Narasimha” is not just a film but has brought a new era for the Indian animation industry. Its success proved that religious and mythological stories can attract audiences even in today’s time—provided they are presented in the right way.
The film’s massive collections and upcoming sequels have turned it into a mega-franchise, which looks very bright in the future.