Final Destination: Bloodlines is turning out to be a surprise hit in India, collecting ₹58.50 crore gross (USD 6.85 million) so far in its two-week course. Not only has the horror-thriller beaten expectations, but it can set its sights on being the second-highest-grossing Hollywood horror movie ever in India, with NETT collections coming in at ₹47.75 crore, just short of the magic ₹50 crore mark.
Strong Second Week Hold
During its second week, Bloodlines collected around ₹19.10 crore, down by less than 45% from the opening week — a terrific hold, particularly for the horror genre, which is often frontloaded. This decline shows robust word-of-mouth and continued interest on the part of Indian viewers.
Beating Big Franchise Films
Astoundingly, second-week earnings of Bloodlines were more than the second-week earnings of a string of big Hollywood franchises in India, including:
Thor: Love and Thunder
Jurassic World: Dominion
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
This makes the movie one of the highest-grossing Hollywood horror films in history in the Indian market.
Hard Competition, But a Resilient Battle
Even when pitted against Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, Bloodlines has managed to stand firm:
Opening weekend collections were 40% of MI: Final Reckoning
By Week 2’s end, the gap was down to 75%
If current trend continues, Bloodlines may beat MI for daily collections in its third or fourth week
India Among Top Global Markets
India is currently one of the top three global markets for Bloodlines, only after the UK and Mexico. On a ticket-selling basis, India is almost level with Mexico and is expected to come in as a close second, depicting the huge reach of the movie.
Box Office Summary (India):
Period Gross Collection
Week One (8 Days) ₹39.40 crore
Week Two ₹19.10 crore
Total ₹58.50 crore
With its momentum still going strong and word-of-mouth backing, Final Destination: Bloodlines is likely to breach ₹50 crore NETT in the next few days and maintain its surprise hold over the Indian box office.
