New Delhi: Hollywood juggernaut Avatar: Fire and Ash continues to rule the global box office with record-shattering numbers, leaving Indian releases far behind.
While Dhurandhar maintains its strong hold, new releases like Ikkis and Vrusshabha start slowly. Here’s how the latest releases are performing in India and worldwide this week.
Box office report
Ikkis
Sushant Divgikar and Agastya Nanda’s Ikkis opened on a modest note with Rs 7 crore net in India. The patriotic drama earned Rs 8.25 crore globally but failed to create major buzz at the ticket window. Despite positive reviews, the film’s slow start reflects tough competition from holiday releases.
Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri
The romantic drama Tu Meri Main Tera continues to attract family audiences. With Rs 30.2 crore net in India and Rs 44.6 crore worldwide, the film has emerged as a steady success. Its catchy music and emotional storytelling have given it a strong hold during the festive season.
Anaconda
Hollywood thriller Anaconda has turned into a massive global hit, grossing Rs 450 crore worldwide. Despite limited Indian earnings of Rs 5.83 crore, the film’s overseas success, driven by Rs 205 crore collections, highlights its international appeal. The snake-horror spectacle continues to draw viewers across global markets.
Vrusshabha
Mohanlal and Shanaya Kapoor’s Vrusshabha had a slow opening with only Rs 1.64 crore net in India and Rs 2.16 crore worldwide. The Malayalam fantasy-drama struggled to find audiences amid a crowded release window. However, critics praised its visuals and performances, keeping its OTT prospects strong.
Avatar: Fire and Ash
James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash remains an unstoppable global force, collecting a whopping Rs 7,500 crore worldwide. With over Rs 159 crore net in India and Rs 5,400 crore overseas, the sci-fi epic continues to dominate global charts, setting new records in multiple international markets.
Dhurandhar
Ajay Devgn’s action-packed Dhurandhar continues to impress with Rs 739 crore net in India and Rs 1,136 crore worldwide. The mass entertainer remains one of Bollywood’s biggest blockbusters of the year, with consistent footfalls in single screens and multiplexes across the country.
