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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.
Meera Deshmukh’s final line — 'Wo galat hokar bhi hero hai... aur hum sahi hokar bhi villain' — is not just a quote. It’s a warning. The franchise may have ended, but the story hasn’t.
Dhanush and Mammootty’s action thriller Om: Chapter 1 is now set for a November 20, 2026 release after being pushed from its original October 16 date to avoid clashes with Jailer 2 and Suriya’s Scene.
Digger’s preview numbers are a whisper. $1.2 million. That’s it. Not a roar, not even a cough.
Sardar 2, directed by P. S. Mithran, wrapped up its theatrical run with ₹24.85 Crore worldwide, falling short of the ₹35 Crore target. The film debuted on Amazon Prime Video on October 1, 21 days after release.
Tom Cruise’s Digger opens with $12M—less than half its budget. Verity is already on track for $30M. The contrast says everything.
Daayra, starring Kareena Kapoor and Prithviraj Sukumaran, has ended its theatrical run at under ₹12 crore gross worldwide, recovering only a fraction of its reported 50-60 crore budget, Koimoi reports.
Drishyam: The Conclusion is in theatres. And it’s not just a film — it’s a reckoning.
The film is being attacked with such vitriol that the studio has actually pivoted its marketing campaign to feature the negative reviews as a kind of badge of honour.
Drishyam: The Conclusion lands on October 2 — and fans are calling the climax 'better than both previous films'. Ajay Devgn returns as Vijay Salgaonkar, with Jaideep Ahlawat stealing the first half. Early reviews praise tension, twists, and a final act that may redefine the franchise.
Nani’s The Paradise is leading new Telugu releases on BookMyShow despite negative reviews, with trade sources noting strong footfalls driven by actor goodwill during the Gandhi Jayanti weekend.
Udta Teer is no longer opening on October 9. It’s moving to October 23.
Drishyam 3: The Conclusion launched on 4,000 screens, aiming for ₹130 crore to be a hit. Prem Keetanu, on 800 screens, needs only ₹30 crore. The gap isn’t just budget — it’s belief.
Baththa, Vijay Sethupathi's new Tamil release, earned 1.5 crore on its opening day, his weakest post-COVID start, despite favourable word-of-mouth from critics and viewers on X.
Avengers Endgame Encore has crossed 31 crore net at the Indian box office, surpassing Baahubali – The Epic to become the biggest re-release ever. With Drishyam 3 opening on October 2, its run is nearing its end.
Tom Cruise’s Digger is set to open this weekend — and Warner Bros. is bracing for a fall. Not just any fall, but one that could land on the studio’s already shaky theatrical momentum. The film, a climate satire from Alejandro González Iñárritu, has drawn mixed reviews and now sits at $15–19 million in projected opening weekend earnings. That’s a steep drop from the $125 million production budget
Irumudi has crossed 250 crore worldwide. That’s the number that matters.
Resident Evil has held the No. 1 spot in North America for five straight days, setting a franchise record on its second Wednesday and clearing its reported break-even mark with a $204.6 million worldwide total.
The midnight shows are already packed. Not for a festival, not for a new Marvel film—just for Drishyam: The Conclusion.
Backrooms has quietly crossed $400 million worldwide — and it’s not even in the same conversation as the blockbusters.
The Paradise isn’t just a film. It’s a calculation. And right now, it’s counting on the long weekend to survive.
Street Fighter's opening weekend projection sits at $30M–$40M, a solid start but far from The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’s $429.8M domestic total. Still, it could surpass Mortal Kombat II’s $79.8M haul and cross $100M.
Heart of the Beast has surpassed Ne Zha 2’s entire North American box office total in under a week, hitting $24.3 million in four days. The Brad Pitt starrer is now past $54.48 million worldwide.
The sequel has recouped its $75M budget but needs $188M to break even. It’s $94M short. And the drop-off is steep.
Avengers: Endgame Encore is within $35 million of becoming the highest-grossing film of all time. The MCU’s 2019 finale, re-released with new footage and fan-pleasing edits, has pushed its global cume to $2.89 billion. Avatar still holds the top spot at $2.9 billion — but only just. The gap? Shrinking fast.
Bandkhor’s theatrical run ended in seven days with ₹31 lakh net — less than 13% of its reported budget. The film, directed by Mahesh Manjrekar and produced by Sanjay Shetye, failed to gain traction despite decent reviews.
The Vvaan - Force of the Forrest earned Rs 4.35 crore on Day 6, taking its India net to Rs 49.20 crore. The film's reported Rs 80 crore budget means recovery still has a long way to go.
Anne Hathaway heads back to the top of the box‑office with the Colleen Hoover adaptation ‘Verity’, projected to earn $30‑35 million, while Tom Cruise’s ‘Digger’ is forecast to open with just $12‑15 million.
Warner Bros. has slashed its opening estimate for Tom Cruise’s off‑beat climate thriller Digger to $12‑15 million, citing a ballooning budget and mixed reviews as the star departs from his usual action roles.
Warner Bros. bets on Tom Cruise’s new original comedy ‘Digger’ to lift a dismal box‑office slate, yet projections suggest a modest North American debut far below the $300‑$350 million break‑even target.
Tamanna Bhatia and Siddharth Malhotra's The One: Force of the Forest logged a 4‑6 crore haul on its sixth day, pushing worldwide earnings close to 58 crore and hinting at a 63‑crore total.