Every Indian Film That Crossed 100 Crore in 2026 — and Where to Stream It

The year's biggest film by a factor of four, and the biggest Hindi film ever released. Aditya Dhar's sequel took 1,852 crore worldwide in March and reached JioHotstar in June, where it drew 27.8 million viewers in its first weeks on Ormax's count. It is the only 2026 release to sit in the all-time Indian top five.

A sequel arriving twenty-nine years after the original, released on Republic Day weekend, and the year's second-biggest film on a quarter of the leader's gross. That gap between first and second is the widest any Indian year has recorded. Netflix.

The year's biggest Telugu release and the biggest non-Hindi film of 2026 so far. Wikipedia's table carries a range rather than a single figure, which is normal for a pan-India release where dubbed-version collections are reported separately and inconsistently. Netflix.

The year's biggest Tamil film, released in late July, and the largest 2026 title with no Indian streaming home at all — three weeks after release it was still theatrical-only, which for a film of this size is a deliberate window rather than an absence of buyers.

Second among Tamil releases and third among all non-Hindi films of the year, on Prime Video since shortly after its May run. The speed of that theatrical-to-streaming turn is the thing that separates Tamil and Malayalam from Hindi in 2026.

A January release that cleared 300 crore and has been on Zee5 for months — the only film in the year's top ten sitting on a platform other than Netflix, Prime Video or JioHotstar.

Priyadarshan and Akshay Kumar's horror-comedy, third among Hindi releases. The horror-comedy is now the most reliable commercial format in Hindi cinema, and this is the year's demonstration of it. Netflix.

The year's biggest Malayalam film, thirteen years after the first one, and on Prime Video within weeks of its May release. Malayalam's streaming windows are the shortest in Indian cinema and this is the clearest example of it.

Second in Malayalam and ninth overall, on JioHotstar. Two Malayalam films above 230 crore in one year is a first for an industry whose commercial ceiling was a fifth of that as recently as 2022.

The fourth film in a comedy franchise that started in 2007, released in July, and one of the four films on this list with no Indian streaming home yet. Comedy franchises hold their theatrical windows longer than anything else in Hindi cinema.

Prabhas's horror-comedy is on this list and simultaneously leads [the year's flops](/blog/biggest-box-office-flops), which is not a contradiction: 209 crore is a strong result for almost any Indian film and a poor one against a reported 350 crore budget. On JioHotstar, where it drew 17.5 million viewers.

Fifth among Hindi releases, and the one film on this list whose streaming date is imminent rather than past or unknown — it reaches JioHotstar on 21 August, eight weeks after its theatrical run.

Third in Malayalam, on Zee5. A comedy franchise clearing 120 crore in an industry this size is the sort of result that would have been the year's biggest Malayalam film before 2023.

The film that defines the bottom of this list: 100.20 crore, twenty lakh above the line, released in January and on Netflix since. Below it, 2026 has no Indian film that reached the mark.

Exactly 100 crore in Wikipedia's table — a round number that is worth treating as an approximation rather than a measurement, since it sits at the boundary this list is drawn on. On JioHotstar.