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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 needs just $127 million worldwide to surpass Supergirl’s $126.5 million global total. With a projected $23–33 million opening in North America, the film is starting behind. But if it finds an audience, it can still climb.
Mirzapur: The Movie has crossed ₹61 crore overseas — and it’s not just a number. It’s a statement.
The Social Reckoning, sequel to the 2010 hit The Social Network, is projected to earn only $6–10 million in its North American opening weekend — less than half of the original's debut. Despite a high-profile cast and a timely subject, the film has little buzz.
Doraemon: Castle of the Undersea Devil is on track to become the second-highest-grossing anime film in India, with a net collection of ₹8.35 crore after four days.
Spirited Away is back in North American cinemas — for five days, and only because it’s 25. The anniversary re-release, kicking off October 17, isn’t a comeback. It’s a nostalgia run with a target so low it barely counts as a challenge: under $1 million to beat its original opening weekend.
Avengers: Endgame has dethroned Avatar as the highest-grossing movie of all time after a surprise re-release with new scenes. The film now stands at $2.925 billion worldwide, overtaking Avatar's $2.923 billion. The re-release, called 'Encore', was timed to build momentum for Avengers: Doomsday. According to Anthony Russo, the added footage aims to deepen fan connection and set up the next chapter.
Heart of the Beast has crossed $98.6 million globally after two weekends, just short of its $100 million milestone. With domestic earnings at $38.3 million and overseas at $60.3 million, the film has recouped its $82 million production cost. Official figures may confirm the milestone by Tuesday.
Fahadh Faasil’s Telugu debut as a solo hero has ended in disappointment, with the film emerging as a clear box-office flop.
Verity has already cleared its $100 million break-even mark — and it hasn’t even hit its second weekend yet.
Meesaya Murukku 2 crosses ₹43 crore globally on Day 11, with India net at ₹31.70 crore — and still holding strong in its second week.
Veer Pahariya's Prem Keetanu has collapsed at the box office after clashing with Drishyam 3, earning only 10 lakh on its first Monday against an 80% drop from opening day.
The anime film holds well on its first Monday, collecting ₹1.25 crore and reaching ₹9.25 crore gross in four days. It's now the biggest Doraemon film in India.
Drishyam: The Conclusion has collected $6.5 million overseas in its opening weekend, making it the second-highest opener of 2026 globally.
Jason Sanjay's directorial debut Sigma is fading fast at the box office, dropping 64% on its first Monday after mixed reviews. Four-day collections stand at 6.19 crore, with the film likely to finish under 10 crore.
Prem Keetanu, starring Veer Pahariya and Aparshakti Khurana, crashed to ₹10 lakh on Day 4 after a muted opening weekend, with its total India net collection still under ₹1.5 crore.
Drishyam The Conclusion collected $6.5 million overseas in its opening weekend—making it the second-biggest Hindi film launch of 2026. The film, starring Ajay Devgn, opens in India on October 2.
Verity topped the domestic box office with $32.6 million against a $40 million budget, even as star Anne Hathaway, author Colleen Hoover and director Michael Showalter remain split on whether the film's ending is true.
Doraemon: Castle Of The Undersea Devil has crossed 7.1 crore net at the Indian box office in just three days, becoming the fourth highest-grossing anime film in the country. With strong word-of-mouth and a loyal fanbase, it’s now on track to surpass Suzume and Shinchan: Our Dinosaur Diary.
Avengers: Endgame has officially overtaken Avatar to become the highest-grossing film of all time, following its re-release as Endgame Encore. The Russo brothers thanked fans for bringing audiences back to theaters, calling the response 'amazing'.
Drishyam The Conclusion’s Rs. 174 crore opening weekend has pushed the franchise from No. 21 to within Rs. 27.60 crore of entering the Top 10 Hindi film franchises.
Resident Evil’s $245.4 million gross puts it just $4.6 million short of $250M. It’s now the franchise’s third-highest-grossing film, surpassing Retribution. With China opening today, the reboot is on track to hit $320–$350M globally.
Louis Leterrier's Clash of the Titans remake, panned on release but a $493 million box office earner, is now streaming on Starz, giving the Ray Harryhausen update a second life years later.
The Vvaan is within reach of becoming Tamannaah Bhatia’s second highest-grossing Bollywood film. Just 37 lakh more needed. Day 11. The clock’s ticking.
CutMirchi's coverage points to one clear case, Hanuman Ansh, rather than a genre-wide wave, though two other devotional and mythological titles show mixed results.
The Odyssey has dropped 65.7% in its 12th weekend after losing all IMAX screens in North America. It now plays in just 662 theatres. The film has crossed $620.5 million domestically and sits at #16 on the all-time US gross list. A final push could see it reach $1.8 billion—enou
Sigma’s fourth day at the box office is a quiet exit. Only ₹37 lakh in net collections—less than half of what it made on its third day—has rolled in, and the film’s momentum has stalled completely.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day becomes only the third film in history to cross $2.5 billion worldwide, joining Avengers: Endgame and Avatar. Tom Holland's final solo outing in the MCU ends as an all-time top-three grosser.
Doraemon: Castle of the Undersea Devil collects Rs 9.25 crore in its opening weekend, outperforming all prior installments in India and surviving a direct clash with Drishyam: The Conclusion. The film now faces its next hurdle: weekday hold.
Fahadh Faasil’s Telugu debut as a solo hero, Don’t Trouble The Trouble, has landed with a thud. Three days in, the fantasy drama has grossed just ₹3.04 crore net — less than two crores on its opening day, and a steady decline since.
The Vvaan’s second weekend haul of Rs 8.25 crore nett—just Rs 3 crore on Sunday—has sealed its fate: a quiet fade after a strong start.