Demon Slayer: 'Demon Slayer' crosses ₹500 million mark, Japanese anime film's earnings decline on 6th day


Posted on 18th Sep 2025 11:37 am by rohit kumar

India has a large audience for Hollywood superhero films. Japanese anime series and films also have a strong fan following. The recently released Japanese anime film "Demon Slayer" has received a good response in India. Find out how much it earned on its sixth day today, Wednesday.

 

"Demon Slayer's" Day 6 Earnings

 

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According to preliminary data, the anime film "Demon Slayer" earned ₹3.09 crore on its sixth day. Its total collection so far has reached ₹50.87 crore. The film earned ₹4.08 crore on Tuesday, but its collections declined slightly on Wednesday.

 

Film Powered by Fan Following

 

The anime film "Demon Slayer" received no pre-release promotion. However, the largest audience for anime is Gen Z. The anime film genre is very popular among this generation. This audience is driving the film to millions at the Indian box office.

 

'Demon Slayer' is packed with action.

 

'Demon Slayer' is set in the anime genre. Its stunning action and fight scenes thrill audiences. The film is also generating considerable buzz on social media. This Japanese film was released not only in India but also in the United States, where it is receiving a good response.

 

Competition with the South Indian film 'Mirai'

 

This Japanese anime film is earning more than recently released Bollywood films. Collections for Hindi films like 'Heer Express' and 'Ek Chatur Naar' remained limited to lakhs. However, 'Demon Slayer' is competing with South Indian films like 'Mirai'. 'Mirai' earned ₹4.50 crore on Wednesday, the sixth day of its release.

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