Updated on: September 18, 2025 09:30 AM IST
The demon Slair Infinity Castle Box Office Collections has crossed Crore 50 crore in India, making it the most successful foreign animated film in the country.
This is anime time in India. Demon Slair: Kimetsu No Yaiba Infinity Castle, the newest Anime film released in India, is wreaking havoc at the box office, defeating some Indian films in the process. The film has improved all Bollywood release during six days at the box office in India, and now has crossed 50 crore net collection in the country.
Monster Slair: Kimetsu No Yaiba Infinity Castle Box Office Update
Infinity Castle is the first of a trilogy that is slapped to eliminate Kimetsu No Yaiba Story Arch of Danav Slair. Earned the film 40 crores in India in its initial weekend, before registering 70% on its first Monday. However, the film was again recovered on Tuesday and saved from a major decline on Wednesday. It has taken its total India pure collection 51.20 crores in six days. Impressively, more than half of these earnings have come from the original Japanese version. Hindi and English dub have collected 10.60 crores and 9.50 crores respectively.
Demon Slair Infinity Castle Beat Bollywood releases
Demon Slair Infinity Castle has succeeded in crossing the lifetime collection of Ajay Devgan’s most recent release at the Indian box office – Sardar 2’s son. Comedy Capper earned 47 crores in India. Anime film is now ready to cross the Action thriller Baghi 4 of Tiger Shroff’s big budget ( 52 crores). Infinity Castle is now the second largest-grossing animated film in India, which overtakes Incredibles 2, Frozen 2, and Spider-Man: beyond Spider-Cours. The only film ahead of this is the recent blockbuster, Mahavatar Narasimha, who has earned it. 200 crores in India.
About all demon Slair Infinity Castle
The film is the first of a trilogy based on Infinity Castle Chap from Demon Slair Manga. It has been praised for its visual, story and strong voice performance. Infinity Castle has broken several box office records globally, which is more than $ 384 million and has become the second largest -grossing Japanese film worldwide.
