The spooky season has officially arrived, and it’s all thanks to the final film in one of the world’s most loved horror franchises. The Conjuring Universe released its ninth and final chapter
If The Conjuring manages to hit this number, it won’t just be a huge start; it will be a historic one for the entire franchise. Film has surpassed combined collection of new and holdover Hindi releases Baaghi 4, The Bengal Files and Param Sundari.
Despite clashing with big Bollywood releases like Baaghi 4 and The Bengal Files, The Conjuring Last Rites is more than holding its own and is shaping up to be a box office monster.
Brad Pitt’s latest outing, F1 (Formula One), is witnessing an extraordinary hold at the Indian box office. The movie, directed by Joseph Kosinski, recorded a negligible drop on its ninth week, despite reduced screens.
Jurassic World Rebirth, the latest installment of the iconic Jurassic franchise saw a grand opening in India.
One must note that the F1 Film has already achieved a Hit verdict in India. If it continues to perform well, the Brad Pitt-starrer has the potential to become super hit by the end of its theatrical run in India.
The release of Zach Cregger’s horror film Weapons has sparked a heated online debate among Indian film fans over its striking similarities to the Gujarati hit Vash and its Bollywood remake, Shaitaan.
Superman added 2.01 crore net in 3rd week and only 58 lacs net due to competition from new releases.
The total collections of Jurassic World Rebirth stand at Rs 99.18 crore net at the end of the 5th week. It’s almost certain to cross 100 crore net lifetime in India which is a fantastic result and its run will end after 6th week due to release of War 2.
F1 added 4.25 crore net in 5th week and 4.09 crore net in 6th week despite reduced screens and competition from numerous new releases.
Superman has total of 47.94 crore net in 21 days and its heading for 50 crore net India total which is strictly average but not excellent.
Brad Pitt’s latest outing, F1 (Formula One), is witnessing an extraordinary hold at the Indian box office. The movie, directed by Joseph Kosinski, recorded a negligible drop on its fifth week, despite reduced screens.
