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Box Office tracks the performance of films across India and globally, highlighting earnings, returns on investment, and audience trends. Coverage includes regional successes, Hollywood releases, re-releases, and financial milestones.
Clayface is less than $10M away from breaking even at the box office, with $90.5M worldwide after a strong third-weekend push. The DCU horror film's fate hinges on the final stretch.
Suriya’s Scene is already in the black—before a single ticket is sold.
Black Bear’s Wicker is on track to outperform Whalefall in North America, despite a $50 million budget gap. The R-rated comedy, starring Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård, has grossed $14.2 million after 11 days. It’s now less than $5 million away from surpassing Whalefall’s $16.7 million total. Wicker, based on the short story The Wicker Husband, had a production budget of only $10 million.
Suriya's Scene crosses ₹8.55 crore in advance bookings with 4.82 lakh tickets sold, one day before Diwali release.
Vijay Deverakonda’s Ranabaali has grossed ₹82 crore theatrically and ₹85 crore in non-theatrical deals, entering the Super Hit zone in Telugu states despite mixed reviews and weak overseas returns. The film's overall business draws attention as fans debate whether it marks a comeback or another average grosser in a string of near-misses.
Hexed opens November 25, 2026, with early estimates suggesting a $35–45M three-day debut in North America. To surpass Toy Story 5’s $1.149B worldwide total, it’d need to do the unthinkable.
You Can See Everything earned $60.4 million in North America during October 2026, making it the month’s second-highest-grossing film despite poor critical reception. It outperformed several high-profile releases and joined Other Mommy in the top three, defying expectations in a crowded market.
Rashmika Mandanna’s 'O Mysaa Re' has landed—and it’s not just a song, it’s a declaration.
Jayasurya and Vinayakan's Titans is inching toward surpassing Unmadham — but only if it survives the Diwali rush.
A three-hour doc on Elizabeth Holmes has outperformed a DC superhero film in its second weekend. The numbers say it all.
The Only Living Pickpocket in New York has stolen more than just wallets — it’s taken the indie box office by storm. John Turturro’s latest, a gritty character study from Noah Segan, crossed $2 million at the global box office after expanding to 1,112 screens in its second weekend.
Jailer 2 has crossed 800 crores at the box office, becoming the highest-grossing Tamil film ever. Its dubbed versions in Kerala and Karnataka have shattered records, but the 1000-crore mark remains out of reach due to limited release plans.
Godzilla Minus Zero opens November 6. To enter 2026’s top 10 global grossers, it needs $525M. Obsession did it. Can the monster?
Drishyam 3 has completed its 30-day theatrical run with a worldwide gross of ₹587.95 crore, according to Koimoi. The Ajay Devgn-starrer earned ₹376 crore net in India and ₹144.24 crore overseas, delivering a 241.82% ROI on a ₹110 crore budget. Though it missed the ₹600 crore milestone, it’s still being classified as a super duper hit. Its run ends ahead of Ramayana’s November 5 release.
Drishyam: The Conclusion crosses ₹570 crore worldwide, ending Ajay Devgn’s trilogy with a strong financial finish.
Hexed lands in US cinemas on November 25, and early numbers suggest it’s aiming to outdo Encanto at the Thanksgiving box office. Disney’s latest original animation is projected to open with $35 million to $45 million across three days in North America—well above Encanto’s $27.2 million debut. Over the five-day holiday stretch, estimates climb to $50 million to $70 million. That would make it the最强
Shah Rukh Khan’s King has made history by securing overseas theatrical rights for ₹175 crore — a record for Indian cinema. The film, set for a December 24 release, must earn at least ₹350 crore abroad to recoup its investment. Phars Films acquired the rights.
Mookuthi Amman 2 advance booking Tamil Nadu: ₹1 crore day 1 pre-sales, ₹2 crore weekend total (Nov 5, 2026) — just hours before release. The film is nearing ₹1 crore in opening-day advance bookings across Tamil Nadu, with cumulative weekend pre-sales now exceeding ₹2 crore, according to box office tracker Jerin Georgekutty’s update on X at 9:19 AM Thursday, November 5. This marks a significantjump
You Can See Everything has hit $53.3 million in North America, becoming A24’s fifth-highest-grossing film ever. With a 12.2% drop on its second Thursday and expansion to 2,655 theaters, the documentary is tracking toward $90–100 million. It’s already the third-highest-grossing non-music doc in US history.
Vishwak Sen’s Cult has turned out to be a big disaster at the box office. The slasher thriller collected only around ₹4.5 Cr gross worldwide in its opening weekend, and the numbers have dropped even further on Monday. With this trend, the film is heading for a single-digit closing gross. That would put Cult below even Vishwak Sen’s last film, Funky, which managed around ₹13 Cr gross in its fullrun
Fight Club made $102 million worldwide but still lost money at the box office. Its real comeback came through DVD sales — and a generation that learned to pause, rewind, and rewatch.
Aadarsha Kutumbam House No: 47 - AK 47 box office collection day 2: ₹33.95 crore worldwide, but still far from safe zone — and the weekend is make-or-break.
Jailer 2 has crossed 700 crores in 13 days, cementing its status as Kollywood's biggest hit of 2026. The film joins a year of strong commercial and critical successes across multiple budgets.
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping is set to open on November 20, aiming to surpass Catching Fire’s $865 million worldwide gross and claim the franchise’s top spot with less than $900 million.
Drishyam 3 has crossed 373 crore net after a strong fourth week, while Premada Oorali joined Kannada cinema's elite 100-crore ROI club and Nayyi Navelli fights to crack Yami Gautam's top 10.
The Telugu horror film 418, backed by Prashant Neel, opened strong but collapsed after the first weekend. After seven days, it earned 10.22 crore net in India.
Aadarsha Kutumbam’s ₹8 crore pre-sales mark one of the slowest starts in recent Telugu cinema. With no breakout music and a crowded release window, the film now hinges on word-of-mouth from early viewers.
The Blair Witch Project made $248.6 million worldwide. Shot for under $100,000. The numbers still sting—especially now, in a year where Tom Cruise’s Digger flopped hard and the box office is full of quiet exits.
The Cat in the Hat box office collection day 1: $32.6 million globally — on track to beat Wuthering Heights' 2026 record.
Wicker’s $6.4M opening in North America puts it on track to surpass its $25M break-even target, thanks to a smart rollout and strong word-of-mouth. The film, made for $10M, could become Black Bear’s biggest domestic hit yet.