Christopher Nolan‘s ‘The Odyssey’ continued its undisputed run at the Indian box office. Starring Matt Damon in the lead role, the epic fantasy adventure saw good growth at the box office on Tuesday, thus registering a slight increase in collections as it crossed the Rs 90 crore milestone in India.
‘The Odyssey’ Tuesday collections
After a blockbuster opening weekend and an expected dip on Monday, The Odyssey bounced back with a modest increase in earnings on Tuesday, signalling healthy weekday momentum.According to early estimates on sacnilk, ‘The Odyssey’ collected an estimated Rs 8.35 crore net on Day 5 across 8,520 shows. As per the report, the film saw a 4.4 per cent growth over Monday’s estimated collection of Rs 8 crore net. With this, the film’s total India net collection has climbed to Rs 77.65 crore, while its India gross total collections stand at an estimated Rs 92.63 crore.
‘The Odyssey’ first weekend collections
The film opened with Rs 17.40 crore net on Friday before surging to Rs 22 crore net on Saturday and seeing a minor dip on Sunday with a collection of Rs 21.90 crore net. With a total of Rs 61.3 crore, the film delivered one of the strongest opening weekends for a Christopher Nolan film in India.
English version of ‘The Odyssey’ continues to dominate
Since its release on Friday, the original English-language version remained the biggest contributor to the film’s collections. On Tuesday alone, the English version earned an estimated Rs 6.50 crore, while also recording the highest occupancy of 63 per cent among all language versions. The flm’s English format has raked in an estimated Rs 72.68 crore thus far, while the Hindi, Tamil and Telugu dubbed editions continued to contribute steadily to the overall box office total.
‘The Odyssey’ becomes higest-grossing IMAX film in India
‘The Odyssey’ has also rewritten the record books for IMAX screenings in India. The film grossed an estimated Rs 15.33 crore from just 34 IMAX screens during its first three days in theatres. As per sacnilk, nearly 25 per cent of the film’s Rs 61.40 crore opening weekend collections came from those 34 premium-format screens, while the remaining 75 per cent was generated from approximately 2,700 standard screens nationwide.With this, the film has now beaten the long-held record by Tom Cruise’s ‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’, making ‘The Odyssey’ the highest-grossing IMAX opener in Indian box office history.
‘The Odyssey’ eyes Rs 150 crore mark
Early trade reports suggest that the film is headed for another strong weekend. Advance bookings for the coming Saturday and Sunday are reportedly fast filling up in several cities, with premium-format screenings. Given its steady box office performance, the film is now on its way to hit the Rs 150 crore mark in India.
