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The Indian Box Office tracks the weekly performance of films across the country, highlighting trends in earnings, audience turnout, and competition. Recent updates include strong re-release numbers for Avengers Endgame, a dip in Mirzapur’s weekend collections, and mixed results for new releases like The Paradise and Daayra.
The Paradise has amassed roughly 97 crore in five days and is set to breach 100 crore, while The Vvaan’s earnings hover near 44 crore, with mixed reviews dampening its run.
Mirzapur collected just Rs 1.50 crore on its fourth Sunday, marking a 65% fall from the previous weekend. The film’s total now stands at Rs 220 crore net, with projections pointing to a Rs 225‑230 crore finish, making it the year’s third‑biggest theatrical hit.
Marvel’s Avengers Endgame: Encore has smashed a Rs 25.75 crore opening weekend in India, the biggest ever for a re‑release, and could soon overtake the Sanam Teri Kasam record as the top‑grossing re‑run.
Avengers: Endgame Encore pulled in roughly 14.9 crore net across its first two Indian days, with day‑three earnings already climbing. The extended cut adds fresh scenes and fuels hype for the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday release.
Mirzapur’s theatrical run has crossed the Rs 217 crore mark after a modest Friday, with projections pointing to a final net collection near Rs 225 crore, underscoring the pull of digital‑origin franchises in cinemas.
The Paradise collected Rs 34.65 crore on Thursday before falling to Rs 14.90 crore on Friday, while The Vvaan opened with Rs 8 crore on Friday and looks to climb on Saturday amid mixed reviews and looming competition.
Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil opened strong in India with a 2.6 crore net and 4,300‑plus shows, but a wave of new releases cut its footprint to under 500 screens by the second weekend, pulling the domestic total to 15.37 crore.
Daayra collected roughly 5.6 crore net in its opening weekend, the lowest start for a Kareena‑led film in the past 15 years, trailing even the modest ‘The Buckingham Murders’.
Mirzapur: The Movie kept its momentum on day three, earning about Rs 4.10 crore on Saturday. With a cumulative net of Rs 205.35 crore, the action thriller is now officially a super‑hit, according to trade estimates.