The magic of Japanese anime continues to cast its spell on Indian audiences as Demon Slayer – Infinity Castle records a phenomenal performance at the box office. After a thunderous opening, the film has now minted an impressive ₹26 crore in just two days, reaffirming the growing popularity of anime films in India.
Released to packed cinema halls across the country, the film is riding high on massive fan support, especially from younger audiences and anime enthusiasts. The spectacular visuals, gripping storyline, and emotional depth of Infinity Castle have resonated strongly, creating a buzz not only in metros but also in Tier-2 cities.
Trade analysts highlight that the second-day collections are almost on par with the first, reflecting extraordinary word-of-mouth publicity. Advance bookings remain strong, with several theatres reporting sold-out shows for the weekend.
Demon Slayer – Infinity Castle is the latest installment in the globally acclaimed Demon Slayer franchise, which has already set box office benchmarks in Japan and other countries. In India, it is proving to be a game-changer for anime releases, standing shoulder to shoulder with mainstream Bollywood and Hollywood films.
With ₹26 crore in the bank within two days, industry experts predict that the film could easily cross the ₹50 crore mark within its opening weekend, setting a new milestone for anime cinema in India.
