One of the popular horror films, ‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ was released at the Indian Box Office on 5th September 2025. People who love to watch horror films are really interested in watching this on big screens, as it adds spookiness. What are the reviews and day-wise collections? Let’s find out.
Total Box Office Collection Day-Wise Report (As Per Sacnilk)
The Conjuring: Last Rites has already made over Rs 35.5 Crores within 2 days, and today is the third day. A surge in revenue is expected as many people love watching movies and hanging out on Sundays/ Here’s a day-wise report of the collections,
- Day 1 – Rs 17.50 Cr
- Day 2 – Rs 17.30 Cr
- Day 3 – Rs 1.05 Cr
Yesterday, the movie made Rs 17.30 crores at the Indian Box Office, where the English version made the most, Rs 10.25 Crores, followed by the Telugu version, Rs 0.80 crores, and Rs 0.60 crores from the Hindi version.
Storyline of The Conjuring: Last Rites
The Conjuring: Last Rites ties a chilling knot on the Warrens’ saga with a story that feels urgent yet deeply personal. Ed and Lorraine, scarred but spirited, plunge into a desperate fight to save the Smurl family, only to find the darkness lurking closer than ever, threatening their own daughter, Judy. Shrieks echo through creaking hallways, while love and faith become the Warrens’ only shield as evil creeps from inside a cursed glass. Between heart-pounding exorcisms, near-tragic possessions. A wedding bathed in lingering fear, this final act brings a lump to the throat with monsters hiding not just in mirrors, but in heartbreak and hope.
Review
The movie The Conjuring: Last Rites is more like a farewell hug than a horror punch. The early scenes hit with chilly vibes, and there’s one Judy possession scene that totally scared the hell out of the crowd. But after those first goosebumps, jump scares get repetitive, and some moments just drag on. Fans loved Ed and Lorraine’s bond, calling their ending “emotional but predictable”. People on X and Reddit say it’s a fitting goodbye; some even wished for more real dread, not just loud shocks.
