Avatar: The Way of Water has now grossed $609.7 million (about Rs. 5,052 crore) at the worldwide box office. This represents commercial figures for the new Avatar movie through Thursday, reflecting strong mid-week play, following its sizeable $435 million (about Rs. 3,604 crore) collected during the opening weekend. Roughly $427 million (about Rs. 3,540 crore) has been collected from markets outside the US, including India and the all-too-rare biggest market for Hollywood since the COVID-19 pandemic, China. Within the US and Canada, James Cameron's hotly-anticipated sequel has earned a total of $183 million (about Rs. 1,516 crore).
According to Avatar: The Way of Water performed fairly well in Korea too, adding $32.1 million (about Rs. 266 crore) to the collection. Meanwhile, Disney India announced that the film managed to pull Rs. 235 crore (about $28.3 million) in the country. Coming back to Europe, German theatres drew $26.1 million (about Rs. 216 crore) in ticket sales, while the UK poured in $21.6 million (about Rs. 179 crore).
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Beyond that, we have Brazil, where Avatar 2 has grossed $12.6 million (about Rs. 104 crore), which was slightly topped by Italy with $13.8 million (about Rs. 114 crore). Mexico has contributed $19.4 million (about Rs. 161 crore) so far, whereas Australia did Pandora business worth $15.8 million (about Rs. 131 crore).
It's in the weeks to come when Avatar: The Way of Water, but reports suggest that it sits at around $400 million (about Rs. 3,313 crore).
In order to Cameron said earlier. (That's because production budgets don't for marketing spends.)
For what it's worth, Cameron has experience getting there. His 1997 disaster romance film Titanic, and J.J. Abrams' soft reboot hefty runtime of Avatar: The Way of Water, clocking in at 3 hours and 12 minutes, is also said to pose a challenge in driving people to theatres. Though that didn't stop Titanic.
Avatar: The Way of Water is now playing in theatres in India, in English, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, and Telugu.