The Odyssey Wraps Up in India After 11-Week Run, Becomes 6th Highest-Grossing Hollywood Film in India’s Box Office History The Odyssey has officially concluded its theatrical run in India after 11 weeks, wrapping up with a nett collection of ₹191.05 crore — a figure that places it as the sixth highest-grossing Hollywood film ever in the country. It narrowly surpassed Avatar: Fire And Ash (₹190.5 crore) to claim the spot, marking a significant milestone for Christopher Nolan’s latest sci-fi epic. The film opened on July 17, 2026, with a strong ₹16.08 crore nett haul, and went on to multiply that opening by nearly twelve times over its lifetime. Its sustained performance was not just a result of initial hype but driven by consistent word-of-mouth, even as major releases like Spider-Man: Brand New Day entered the fray. Audiences reportedly responded well to the film’s narrative depth and visual grandeur, helping it maintain momentum week after week. Nolan’s name alone carried weight at the box office, but it was the film’s immersive experience that kept viewers returning. Its IMAX screenings proved particularly strong, contributing to its ranking among the top five IMAX grossers in India. This speaks to the film’s appeal in premium formats, where audiences were willing to pay extra for the full cinematic spectacle. Starring Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong’o, Samantha Morton, Zendaya, and Charlize Theron, The Odyssey was produced by Emma Thomas and Christopher Nolan under Universal Pictures and Syncopy. It now stands as Nolan’s highest-grossing film in India, outpacing Oppenheimer’s ₹129 crore nett collection. While global figures aren’t part of this report, the Indian performance signals a continued appetite for high-concept, director-driven cinema in the region. The film’s success may influence how international studios approach marketing and release strategies for big-budget blockbusters in India. With the final screening now behind it, the focus turns to what comes next, both for Nolan’s upcoming projects and for Indian cinema’s ability to match such sustained commercial performance across multiple weeks.