Obsession Holds Strong, Eyes ₹55 Cr

 

 

The Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrette starrer maintained a strong hold at the box office. The horror thriller is looking to see a good spike in its third weekend.

 

Starring Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrete, the horror mystery “Obsession” shows the power of staying good in the Indian container workplace. The film collected a strong Rs 4 crore on late Wednesday, taking the general collection to Rs 54.25 crore in just three days.

What makes this whole display stand out is the rock-solid keep. Wednesday saw a 10% decline from Tuesday’s discount coupon day, and the most effective 15% decline from the previous Wednesday T When it finishes its two-week run, “Obsession” is expected to reach about 58 million dollars. At the moment, all eyes are on its third weekend, where a huge increase is expected. With no real releases to compete with, the films are likely to add 12-15 crores each, possibly taking the total closer to the seventy-five-crore mark.

 

If it continues its current momentum, Obsession is on track to become the highest-grossing Hollywood film in India by 2026, surpassing the likes of Michael and Project Hail Mary.

 

Here’s a breakdown of this remarkable journey so far.

Day	Gross
Previews	Rs. 0.55 cr.
Friday	Rs. 1.60 cr.
Saturday	Rs. 3.25 cr.
Sunday	Rs. 3.75 cr.
Monday	Rs. 2.50 cr.
Tuesday	Rs. 3.40 cr.
Wednesday	Rs. 3.40 cr.
Thursday	Rs. 3.40 cr.
2nd Friday	Rs. 4.00 cr.
2nd Saturday	Rs. 8.00 cr.
2nd Sunday	Rs. 8.75 cr.
2nd Monday	Rs. 4.15 cr.
2nd Tuesday	Rs. 4.50 cr.
2nd Wednesday	Rs. 4.00 cr.
Total	Rs. 54.25 cr.

 

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