Ashwin Kumar’s 'Mahavatar Narsimha', an animated retelling of Lord Vishnu’s fierce avatars, continues its remarkable box office journey. Trade reports state that the film earned over Rs 91.45 crores worldwide by day 10. Steady growth across languages; Hindi version dominates the numbers According to the Sacnilk website, while 'Mahavatar Narsimha' opened to a modest Rs 1.35 crore in Hindi on day 1, the version showed strong momentum, pulling in Rs 67.45 crore over ten days. Day 10 alone saw Hindi collections jump to Rs 18 crore. This marks it as the film’s highest single-day collection. The Telugu version collected Rs 20.37 crore overall. Kannada and Tamil versions contributed Rs 2.33 crore and Rs 1.06 crore, respectively. The Malayalam version, though limited in reach, still added Rs 24 lakhs. In total, the India net collection stands at Rs 83 crore, with Rs 91.45 crore grossed globally. This shows the film’s slow but consistent build through word-of-mouth and regional reach. Timeless mythological tale meets modern medium What sets 'Mahavatar Narsimha' apart is its blend of faith, storytelling, and animation. Audiences are finding an emotional connection in Prahlad’s steadfast belief and the eventual divine justice delivered by Narsimha. The film received much love from the audience. One Twitter user wrote, "Indian animation has often struggled to break out of its cartoonish image, but the animation in Mahavatar Narsimha is impressive despite the film's modest budget." Another one wrote, "The visuals, the sound, the divine intensity...it felt like a spiritual calling wrapped in cinematic brilliance. It reminded me of the raw power of faith, protection, and inner strength. #MahavatarNarsimha #cinema."