“The Odyssey” Box Office: Nears ₹140 Cr in India
By Business Desk
Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” shows strong India box office performance, nearing ₹140 crore net. Film sees a 14.5% increase on Day 15.
Christopher Nolan’s epic drama, “The Odyssey,” continues its impressive box office trajectory in India, now nearing the ₹140 crore net collection milestone. The film recorded ₹3.15 crore net on its fifteenth day, a significant 14.5% increase from its Day 14 earnings.
Key Box Office Figures
- Day 15 Net Collection: ₹3.15 crore
- Day 14 Net Collection: ₹2.75 crore
- Total India Net Collection: ₹138.40 crore
- Total India Gross Collection: ₹165.16 crore
This sustained performance reflects a consistent hold after a strong debut. The film initially garnered ₹90.30 crore in its first week, followed by ₹44.95 crore in its second week, demonstrating remarkable audience engagement.
Dominance of English Version
The English version of “The Odyssey” remains the primary revenue engine for the film. It contributed ₹3 crore net on Day 15, accounting for the vast majority of daily earnings across 981 shows.
- English Version Day 15 Net: ₹3 crore
- English Version Occupancy (Day 15): 53%
- Hindi Version Day 15 Net: ₹12 lakh
- Tamil Version Day 15 Net: ₹2 lakh
- Telugu Version Day 15 Net: ₹1 lakh
Occupancy rates for the English (2D) version varied across major Indian cities, highlighting specific regional strengths. Chennai led with a high engagement, contrasting with lower figures in other key centers.
City-Wise Occupancy (English 2D)
- Chennai: 69.3%
- Kochi: 48.3%
- Bengaluru: 41.5%
- Hyderabad: 28.3%
- Pune: 28%
- Kolkata: 23.5%
- National Capital Region: 20.5%
- Mumbai: 20.5%
- Ahmedabad: 17.5%
The film, featuring Matt Damon as Odysseus alongside Tom Holland, Zendaya, and Anne Hathaway, has been widely praised for its striking visuals, grand scale, and immersive IMAX presentation. This critical acclaim and strong audience reception continue to propel its robust commercial run.
The consistent growth in its third week, particularly the 14.5% jump on Day 15, underscores “The Odyssey’s” enduring appeal and strong market position. Its ability to maintain momentum suggests a sustained draw for audiences valuing cinematic spectacle.