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Resident Evil grosses Rs 15 crore in India within five days
✍️ Pinkvilla
🗓 24 Sep 2026, 09:20 AM
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The Hollywood horror franchise Resident Evil collected Rs 15 crore at the Indian box office over its first five days, maintaining a steady pace on Tuesday.
Hollywood’s horror series Resident Evil opened in Indian theatres earlier this week and has amassed a total of Rs 15 crore in ticket sales over its first five days, according to box‑office reports. The film’s earnings remained steady on Tuesday, indicating continued audience interest beyond the opening weekend. Industry analysts note that the collection places the movie among the better‑performing foreign horror titles in the domestic market this year. The steady pace suggests that word‑of‑mouth and promotional activities are sustaining footfall as the film moves into its second week.
The Rs 15 crore figure reflects combined revenue from metropolitan and regional multiplexes across the country. While exact per‑city breakdowns were not disclosed, the overall performance underscores the genre’s growing appeal among Indian moviegoers. The film’s distributor has not released further financial details, but the current tally positions Resident Evil as a notable entrant in the current foreign‑film slate.
The box‑office trajectory will be monitored closely in the coming days, as the film competes with both domestic releases and other international titles vying for screen space. Continued strong collections could encourage distributors to extend the film’s run in key markets.
The Rs 15 crore figure reflects combined revenue from metropolitan and regional multiplexes across the country. While exact per‑city breakdowns were not disclosed, the overall performance underscores the genre’s growing appeal among Indian moviegoers. The film’s distributor has not released further financial details, but the current tally positions Resident Evil as a notable entrant in the current foreign‑film slate.
The box‑office trajectory will be monitored closely in the coming days, as the film competes with both domestic releases and other international titles vying for screen space. Continued strong collections could encourage distributors to extend the film’s run in key markets.