Christopher NolanThe Odyssey continues to live up to the dream at the Indian box office. After a stellar first week, the mythological epic saw good growth on its second Friday, setting the stage for another big weekend at the box office.Odyssey movie review
“The Odyssey” box office day eight
According to Sacnilk’s preliminary estimates, “Odyssey” netted Rs 685 crore from 5,383 shows on Day 8, up 11.4 per cent from Thursday’s net receipts of Rs 615 crore. The rise is particularly significant because it marks the start of the film’s second weekend in theaters. The English version once again boosted the film’s business, contributing around Rs 6 crore on Friday. Meanwhile, the Hindi, Tamil and Telugu dubbed versions added a total of around Rs 85 lakh, underscoring the dominance of the original English version while maintaining a stable foothold in the dubbing market.The film’s first-week net revenue was Rs 9,030 crore, and the latest box office collection brings its total revenue in India to an estimated Rs 9,715 crore, taking its total revenue to Rs 1,15.92 crore.
‘The Odyssey’ beats ‘Oppenheimer’ at Indian box office
With this movie, starring Matt Damon The film has now officially grossed over Rs 115 crore in India, well ahead and is getting closer to surpassing Nolan’s own “Oppenheimer” in the lifetime collection, which remains one of the highest-grossing Hollywood films in India. The Oscar-winning film has grossed 128.46 billion rupees at the Indian box office, and at the current pace, “The Odyssey” is expected to surpass that number in its second weekend and become Nolan’s highest-grossing film in the country.The film has entered the list of the 15 highest-grossing Hollywood films in India. If it surpasses “The Odyssey,” it will enter the top ten of the highest-grossing Hollywood films in the country.
“The Odyssey” global box office record
The Odyssey has enjoyed equally impressive success around the world. According to Box Office Mojo estimates, the film’s global box office has reached $342 million. North America remains the film’s largest market, contributing an estimated $199 million, while overseas regions added a total of $142 million.
