Japanese Anime film ‘Danav Slair: Kimetsu No Yaiba Infinity Castle’ is set to make history with its impressive advance sales at the Indian box office. Set for release on 12 September, the animated film has already sold more than one lakh tickets for its early days in three major national cinema series, marking a significant achievement for a non-Hollywood foreign animated title in India. The film’s weekend sales have crossed 2.5 lakh tickets, which set a new record for foreign animated films in the country.

Film, directed by Haruo Sotojaki, film Has generated enough discussion Even before its release. As reported by business website SacnilkWith advance sales of over 15 crores for the initial weekend, ‘Demon Slair: Infinity Castle’ has quickly improved other remarkable anime releases such as ‘Suzum’ and ‘Jujutsu Cassan 0’. This increase in sales outlines the growing popularity and market potential for Anime films in India.

Remarkable of the film Advance sales performance highlights its anticipated success And increasing acceptance of Japanese anime among Indian audiences. Leading cinema chains such as PVR, Inox, and Cinepolis report high demand, many shows have already been sold. This trend reflects a growing interest in Anime films, possibly paving the way for such a higher release in the future.

Although the two days remain before their official release, the film’s advance sales suggest a strong week performance, indicating heavy anticipation among the audience. The incident underlines a change in the Indian film market, where animated and foreign films between Bollywood and Hollywood products are slowly receiving traction.

‘Demon Slair: Infinity Castle’s’ success provides insight into the developed taste of Indian filmmakers and underlines the ability to increase the animation sector. Since Anime continues to hold the audience globally, its impact in India is clearly reaching new heights.