
James Gunn’s first film in the DC Universe is roaring loudly all across. David Corenswet starrer Superman has made a smashing debut even in the Indian market. It has surpassed Brad Pitt’s F1 to score the third-highest opening weekend of 2025 at the Hollywood box office. Scroll below for the day 3 collection!
Superman Opening Weekend in India
The superhero flick began its box office journey in India on a fantastic note. It earned 7.48 crores on day 1, clocking the 4th best debut for a Hollywood film in 2025. On day 3, Superman raked in 9.21 crores, witnessing a slight dip from 9.85 crores earned on Saturday.
The first weekend of Superman concluded at 26.30 crore net in India, which is about 31.03 crores in gross earnings.
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Superman vs Hollywood’s Top 5 opening weekends of 2025 in India
James Gunn’s directorial is enjoying massive buzz. It surpassed biggies like Thunderbolts*, Final Destination Bloodlines, and F1 among others to clock the third-highest opening weekend in India among Hollywood films of 2025. However, David Corenswet starrer remained behind Jurassic World Rebirth and Mission: Impossible 8 by a considerable margin.
Take a look at the top 5 opening weekends of 2025 in Hollywood (India net collection):
- Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning: 41.30 crores
- Jurassic World Rebirth: 39 crores
- Superman: 26.30 crores
- F1: 19.25 crores
- Final Destination Bloodlines: 13.73 crores
Is already the 5th highest-grossing film of 2025 in India
In only 3 days, Superman has emerged as the 5th highest-grossing Hollywood film in India. It is now to be seen whether it maintains the momentum during the weekdays and manages to enter the top 3 in its lifetime.
Here are the highest-grossing Hollywood films of 2025 in India:
- Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning: 107.9 crores
- Jurassic World Rebirth: 75.28 crores
- F1: 69.27 crores
- Final Destination Bloodlines: 63.17 crores
- Superman: 26.30 crores
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