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Record Breaking Deal for Drishyam 3 in North America

Drishyam 3 shoot starts tomorrow, and the makers are planning to release it in summer 2026. We need to see either every language find their own release date or all languages release at the same time.

With the release date getting near, big numbers are coming in for Drishyam 3, the final installment of the iconic thriller franchise starring Mohanlal and directed by Jeethu Joseph.

The film is all set to hit theatres on April 2, and even before release, it has created history in overseas business.

Drishyam – A Blockbuster Franchise Returns

The first Drishyam was an industry hit in Malayalam cinema and later became one of the most remade Indian films.

The second part skipped theatrical release due to the pandemic and premiered directly on OTT. However, Drishyam 2 reached a much wider audience globally and strengthened the franchise’s brand value.

Now, expectations are sky high for the third and final chapter. Mollywood trade circles are already expecting another industry-level performance from Drishyam 3.

10 Cr North America Deal – All-Time Record for Mollywood

In a massive development, the North American theatrical rights of Drishyam 3 have been sold for a record ₹10 crore, the highest ever for a Malayalam film.

Drishyam 3 North America Business/Break-up details:

  • USA: ₹6 crore
  • Canada: ₹4 crore

This is an all-time record business figure for Mollywood in the North American market.

Drishyam 3 – Breakeven Target and Box Office Challenge

Currently, the highest grosser for a Malayalam film in North America is L2: Empuraan, which collected around $2.7 million.

For Drishyam 3 to achieve breakeven in North America, it needs to reach numbers close to that range.

Interestingly, Empuraan managed $2.7 million despite mixed word of mouth, purely on anticipation and star power. If Drishyam 3 opens with strong positive reviews and word of mouth, crossing that mark may not be very difficult.

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