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The Odyssey Surpasses Mission: Impossible at Indian Box Office, Eyes 150-Crore Milestone
On a quiet Tuesday, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey crossed the 120‑crore threshold at the Indian box office, eclipsing Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One and inching closer to the coveted 150‑crore net target.
Released on 17 July 2026, the film is now in its twelfth theatrical day—traditionally a period of lower ticket prices. According to box‑office reports, The Odyssey earned an estimated ₹4.15 crore net on day 12, a 12.16 % lift from the ₹3.70 crore collected on day 11. The cumulative net collection stands at ₹122.59 crore, translating to a gross of ₹144.65 crore.
A week‑by‑week breakdown shows the film opened with a net of ₹85.65 crore in its first week. Day 8 added ₹6.71 crore, day 9 contributed ₹10.99 crore, day 10 brought in ₹11.39 crore, and the final two days of the week—days 11 and 12—added ₹3.70 crore and ₹4.15 crore respectively. This steady performance has kept the movie among the top‑grossing Hollywood releases in India.
With a net of ₹122.59 crore, The Odyssey has overtaken Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One, which earned ₹120 crore in the same market. The next milestone, the 150‑crore net mark, remains within reach once the film completes its current theatrical run. However, the arrival of Marvel’s Spider‑Man: Brand New Day on 30 July could impact screen counts and audience share, as the new tentpole is expected to occupy a significant portion of available show slots.
The domestic success mirrors the film’s global performance. Deadline reports that The Odyssey has amassed $640 million worldwide, with an 18 % drop from its opening weekend of $263.7 million. The Guardian notes the production budget was around $250 million.
The Odyssey features an ensemble cast that includes Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong’o, Samantha Morton, Zendaya, and Charlize Theron. Production is led by Emma Thomas and Christopher Nolan under Universal Pictures and Syncopy, with Universal also handling distribution.
Industry observers point out that the film’s domestic trajectory is reminiscent of Nolan’s 2023 blockbuster Oppenheimer, which collected a net of ₹129 crore in India. While The Odyssey has not yet matched that figure, its current growth rate suggests it could approach or surpass the benchmark if it maintains its pace.
The movie’s performance also highlights the continued relevance of discount pricing strategies on Tuesdays—a practice that has historically helped sustain audience interest in a film’s second week. The 12‑day net figure of ₹4.15 crore demonstrates that The Odyssey remains resilient even as it faces competition from new releases.
In sum, The Odyssey has established itself as one of the highest‑grossing Hollywood titles in India, surpassing Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One and nearing the 150‑crore net milestone. Its future earnings will hinge on how the film manages screen allocation amid the arrival of Spider‑Man: Brand New Day and whether it can sustain its current growth rate in the remaining days of its theatrical run.
Released on 17 July 2026, the film is now in its twelfth theatrical day—traditionally a period of lower ticket prices. According to box‑office reports, The Odyssey earned an estimated ₹4.15 crore net on day 12, a 12.16 % lift from the ₹3.70 crore collected on day 11. The cumulative net collection stands at ₹122.59 crore, translating to a gross of ₹144.65 crore.
A week‑by‑week breakdown shows the film opened with a net of ₹85.65 crore in its first week. Day 8 added ₹6.71 crore, day 9 contributed ₹10.99 crore, day 10 brought in ₹11.39 crore, and the final two days of the week—days 11 and 12—added ₹3.70 crore and ₹4.15 crore respectively. This steady performance has kept the movie among the top‑grossing Hollywood releases in India.
With a net of ₹122.59 crore, The Odyssey has overtaken Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One, which earned ₹120 crore in the same market. The next milestone, the 150‑crore net mark, remains within reach once the film completes its current theatrical run. However, the arrival of Marvel’s Spider‑Man: Brand New Day on 30 July could impact screen counts and audience share, as the new tentpole is expected to occupy a significant portion of available show slots.
The domestic success mirrors the film’s global performance. Deadline reports that The Odyssey has amassed $640 million worldwide, with an 18 % drop from its opening weekend of $263.7 million. The Guardian notes the production budget was around $250 million.
The Odyssey features an ensemble cast that includes Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong’o, Samantha Morton, Zendaya, and Charlize Theron. Production is led by Emma Thomas and Christopher Nolan under Universal Pictures and Syncopy, with Universal also handling distribution.
Industry observers point out that the film’s domestic trajectory is reminiscent of Nolan’s 2023 blockbuster Oppenheimer, which collected a net of ₹129 crore in India. While The Odyssey has not yet matched that figure, its current growth rate suggests it could approach or surpass the benchmark if it maintains its pace.
The movie’s performance also highlights the continued relevance of discount pricing strategies on Tuesdays—a practice that has historically helped sustain audience interest in a film’s second week. The 12‑day net figure of ₹4.15 crore demonstrates that The Odyssey remains resilient even as it faces competition from new releases.
In sum, The Odyssey has established itself as one of the highest‑grossing Hollywood titles in India, surpassing Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One and nearing the 150‑crore net milestone. Its future earnings will hinge on how the film manages screen allocation amid the arrival of Spider‑Man: Brand New Day and whether it can sustain its current growth rate in the remaining days of its theatrical run.
