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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.
Avengers: Endgame has reclaimed the title of highest-grossing film of all time after its re-release, pushing its global total past $2.925 billion and overtaking Avatar’s lifetime earnings. The milestone marks the latest chapter in a years-long box-office rivalry between two cinematic giants.
Avengers: Endgame Encore has overtaken Avatar as the highest-grossing film of all time, with a worldwide total now exceeding $2.925 billion. The re-release collected $4.4 million in its second weekend in North America, dropping 83%, and $14.4 million internationally, bringing its total to $126 million. The original film had never reached $900 million domestically, but globally, it's reigns supreme
While other October 2 releases collapsed, Thella Kaagitham held its ground. Now, the weekday test looms.
Anne Hathaway’s Verity opens at #1 in North America with $15.1M — out-earning Tom Cruise’s Digger despite lower reviews. It’s the second-biggest Colleen Hoover adaptation launch ever.
Prem Keetanu’s third day at the box office was a quiet exit. Just ₹31 lakh net in India, down 11.4% from Day 2. The film, Veer Pahariya’s debut, has now grossed ₹1.38 crore across India after three days — barely enough to cover its reported ₹3 crore budget, let alone make a dent in the market.
Sigma’s 5.35 crore net in three days is the lowest opening weekend for a Kollywood debut directorial in 2026, according to Koimoi.
Obsession — the $1 million horror film that made half a billion — is now streaming. Not on YouTube, where it began its life as a viral sensation, but on Starz, which has just picked up Paranormal Activity for Halloween.
Doraemon’s undersea adventure is pulling in ₹2.60 crore on Day 2 — and might just break the franchise’s ₹5 crore ceiling in India.
Avengers: Endgame has reclaimed the all-time box office record from Avatar after a fresh theatrical run added $126 million worldwide, with Avengers: Doomsday's presales already stacking up for December.
Aditya Dhar tops the Director Box Office Power Index with 2,200 points, overtaking Rajkumar Hirani and SS Rajamouli. Ranveer Singh leads the actor rankings with 3,000 points.
After a Rs. 62 crore nett opening day, Drishyam: The Conclusion sold nearly 935,000 tickets on Saturday, a drop of just 10 percent from its first-day tally. That’s not a fade. That’s a fire still burning at full blast.
Tom Cruise's Digger opened to just $8 million domestic and $20 million worldwide against a budget north of $125 million, marking his weakest debut in nearly two decades as Warner Bros. completes its merger with Paramount Skydance.
Tom Cruise's Digger collected just $3.4 million on its opening day in North America, putting the Warner Bros dark comedy on course for the actor's weakest opening weekend in roughly two decades.
Avengers: Endgame has overtaken Avatar to reclaim the title of highest-grossing film of all time — thanks to a surprise rerelease that’s already pulling in $86M worldwide.
Doraemon: Castle Of The Undersea Devil is on the cusp of history. Just 13 lakh away from cracking the top five in India’s anime box office rankings...
Godzilla Minus Zero is tracking for a $25 million opening in North America—over twice the debut of its 2023 predecessor. With a 97% Rotten Tomatoes score and IMAX-exclusive filming, the sequel is poised to redefine global kaiju cinema. Release date: November 6.
The horror movie completed 43 days in cinemas and is out of the top 10 as well. The movie collected just $85k on its 8th Friday at the domestic box office, a harsh 61.6% decline, and is now running in only 289 theaters.
Drishyam The Conclusion has already broken records before its second day, with a $1.8 million global opening and top-10 placements in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. It’s the widest overseas release ever for an Ajay Devgn film, with screenings in new territories like Russia and massive numbers across North America, the Middle East, and ANZ. Word-of-mouth is driving packed houses. The final film
The Paradise is still breathing. At 165 crore gross worldwide, it’s hovering just below the 200-crore break-even mark — a gap of 30 crores that could close by Friday, or vanish into silence by next week.
Verity grossed $33 million domestically in its opening weekend, beating Digger and marking Hathaway’s third major hit of the year.
Avengers: Endgame has retaken the title of highest-grossing film ever, edging past Avatar by roughly $1.8 million after its Encore re-release's second weekend, Variety and Deadline reported.
The film’s advance ticket sales in the USA have been very ordinary, proving that audiences are no longer ready to watch a film simply because of a big star combination or big budget.
In just two days, Drishyam 3 has crossed ₹178.52 crore worldwide, entering the top 10 highest-grossing films of Ajay Devgn’s career—and dethroning Golmaal 3 in the process.
Prem Keetanu's total net collection stands at 85 lakh after two days, with projections pointing to a lifetime run of just 3-5 crore.
Doraemon: Castle Of The Undersea Devil has collected 4.1 crore net in two days in India and needs only 13 lakh more to beat Shin Chan: The Spicy Kasukabe Dancers into the top five anime grossers ever.
Avengers: Endgame Encore’s second Friday in North America was a quiet exit. Just $1.1 million. A 90% drop from opening day. The MCU’s re-release, which kicked off on September 25, is already fading fast.
The Paradise has become Nani’s first film to cross 100 crore gross in Telugu states—Andhra Pradesh and Telangana—after ten days of release, marking a significant milestone in his career. The action thriller earned 2 crore on day 10, a 28.57% decline from day 9’s 2.8 crore, but still maintained a decent hold at the box office. Overall, the film has grossed 133.34 crore worldwide, with 113 crore net
The Paradise is pulling off an unexpected box-office feat. Despite receiving mixed to almost negative word of mouth, the Nani-starrer is currently showing stronger ticket-booking momentum than the October 2 releases headlined by Fahadh Faasil, Keerthy Suresh and Sundeep Kishan.
After Geetha Govindam, Vijay Deverakonda hasn't had a true commercial hit. Ranabaali arrives on October 16 as the film that could finally break the streak—or cement the dry spell.
Day 2 collections fell below ₹1 crore, confirming audience rejection despite heavy promotion and star power.