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Hollywood films continue to make significant impacts in the Indian market, with recent releases achieving strong box office performances. Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' and a Spider-Man sequel have both crossed major milestones, highlighting sustained audience interest in international cinema.
Noah Centineo wants to see India—not the postcards, not the packages. Vidyut Jammwal says his Street Fighter co-star is genuinely curious about the country’s mountains, rough roads, and hidden diversity. If he visits, Jammwal plans to take him to Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, and the north-east. The film releases October 16.
Christopher Nolan’s 'The Odyssey' is set to close its Indian theatrical run at ₹232 crore, making it his highest-grossing film in the country and a rare blockbuster among Hollywood period dramas.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day added Rs 3.25 crore in Week 6, taking its Indian net cume past Rs 481 crore and gross past Rs 582 crore, with a Rs 650 crore finish now in sight.
The Odyssey crossed 188 crore net in India on its 52nd day, pushing past The Jungle Book to become Hollywood's seventh biggest grosser in the country, with Avatar: Fire And Ash next in line.