Culture & Entertainment · India Bureau
Brad Pitt's 'Heart of the Beast' crosses $7 million globally in strong opening
The survival drama has garnered impressive box office numbers in its opening weekend, with particularly strong performance in the Indian market. The film has crossed the $7 million mark worldwide and Rs 2.05 crore net domestically after just two days of release.
LSN India ·
Brad Pitt's latest survival drama 'Heart of the Beast' has made a promising start at the global box office, crossing the $7 million threshold by its second day in theatres. The film has accumulated $7.81 million in worldwide collections, bolstered by robust performance across key markets.
India has emerged as a standout territory for the release, contributing Rs 2.05 crore net to the film's overall haul. The strong showing in the Indian market underscores growing appetite for international mainstream cinema among domestic audiences, particularly in metropolitan centres where multiplexes continue to drive footfall.
The survival drama, featuring one of Hollywood's prominent leads, represents a significant test for international releases in the Indian market as theatrical exhibition continues its recovery trajectory. The opening weekend performance suggests solid audience interest in the genre and the film's premise.
Industry observers will be closely monitoring the film's performance through the crucial weekday periods, which typically determine the sustainability of opening weekend momentum. The initial numbers position the film competitively within the global release calendar.