Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Breaks Advance Sales Records in India

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle has made a historic impact both in India and internationally with record-breaking advance bookings and box office earnings. In India, the film became the biggest non-Hollywood grosser with advance sales ranging from Rs 9–15 crore on opening day alone, including the first-ever 5 AM anime premieres, and is expected to gross around Rs 15–20 crore over the opening weekend. It also recorded the third-highest advance booking of 2025 in India, surpassing previous anime records and competing closely with major Hollywood and Indian blockbusters. Internationally, the film generated an estimated $10 million from preview screenings in the U.S., with opening weekend projections between $35 million and $60 million, setting a new benchmark for anime films in North America. The film’s success is driven by its status as the first installment in a trilogy, critical acclaim with a 96% Rotten Tomatoes score, and wide release in multiple languages, expanding its reach among diverse audiences. Industry experts view this release as a landmark moment for anime, reflecting the genre's growing global popularity and commercial viability.