Indian Demon Slayer fans, the wait is almost over! The first movie in the brand-new Infinity Castle trilogy is here, and in Japan, it’s already a mega hit. In just a few days, it’s raked in over 8 billion yen at the box office—smashing first-day, daily, and probably first-week records. And yes, it’s even outshining the legendary Mugen Train!
So, when can we watch it in India? Circle the date – Friday, 12th September 2025. That’s when Infinity Castle – Part 1 lands in Indian cinemas. Big screens, IMAX halls, goosebumps… the full experience.
🌏 Release Dates Around the World
- Japan – July 18, 2025
- Indonesia – August 15, 2025
- Philippines – August 20, 2025
- Brazil / Mexico / UAE – September 11, 2025
- India – September 12, 2025
- South Africa / UK / Canada / USA – September 12, 2025
If you remember, Mugen Train made over $485 million worldwide, with most of that coming from outside the US. Infinity Castle is already off to a record-breaking start, so you can imagine the hype when it finally hits our screens.
Get ready for jaw-dropping fights, emotional twists, and animation so good you’ll want to watch it twice.
Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Could Hit $700 Million – And This is Just the Beginning!
The hype around Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle is unreal right now. With the records it’s smashing in Japan, experts are already predicting that global earnings could push past $700 million—depending on how it performs outside Japan. And let’s not forget, Japan’s box office is just one part of the worldwide picture.
But here’s the wild part—this is only the first movie in the Infinity Castle trilogy. The story is way too big to fit into a single 2.5-hour film, so instead of getting another anime season, Ufotable decided to go big with a full-blown cinematic trilogy. Smart move? Absolutely—because with all three films combined, they could easily cross $1 billion, maybe even $1.5 billion worldwide!
We’ll get the full picture of Infinity Castle’s success in 2–3 months once it’s released everywhere. As for the rest of the trilogy, rumors say the second movie might drop in 2027 and the final part in 2029. That sounds exciting, but given that this first film took 3.5 years to make, the wait might be a little longer.
Either way—epic animation, emotional battles, and box office domination? Demon Slayer is about to carve its name into cinema history.