'The Odyssey' box office collection day 12: Christopher Nolan's epic maintains strong hold, crosses ₹6,600 crore worldwide

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey continues its dream run at the global box office. While the Day 13 India figures are still awaited, the film wrapped up Day 12 with another steady performance, taking its India net collection to ₹127.65 crore and its India gross to ₹152.40 crore. Worldwide, the epic has amassed a staggering ₹6,600 crore gross, cementing its place as one of the biggest Hollywood blockbusters of 2026.

On Day 12 (second Tuesday), The Odyssey collected an estimated ₹4.15 crore net in India, showing remarkable stability despite entering its second week. The film recorded an occupancy of 42.2% across 4,625 shows, reflecting sustained audience interest, particularly in premium formats like IMAX and large multiplex chains.

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The film completed its first week with ₹90.30 crore net, before maintaining strong momentum over the second weekend. Collections on the second Saturday and Sunday stood at ₹11.05 crore and ₹11.45 crore, respectively, helping offset the expected weekday slowdown. With ₹127.65 crore net already in the bank after 12 days, The Odyssey remains one of the highest-grossing Hollywood releases of the year in India.

Globally, The Odyssey has turned into an outright phenomenon. According to the latest box office figures, the film has earned an estimated ₹6,600 crore worldwide gross, including ₹152.40 crore from India and approximately ₹3,650 crore from overseas markets, making it Christopher Nolan's biggest global success to date. The film had already crossed $346 million (around ₹3310 crore) during its opening week, outperforming Oppenheimer's first-week worldwide haul and setting a new benchmark for the director.

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Starring Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Zendaya, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong'o, Charlize Theron, Jon Bernthal, Benny Safdie, Samantha Morton, and others, The Odyssey is based on Homer's legendary Greek epic and has been praised for its grand visuals, emotional storytelling, and breathtaking IMAX presentation.