Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” is performing strongly at the box office after opening in theaters. In India, outlet reports say the film crosses the ₹20 crore mark on Day 1, with Free Press Journal citing a ₹20.76 crore gross and Sacnilk-reported ₹17.40 crore net from 8,413 shows. NDTV also reports it reaches ₹20 crore-plus on its initial run.

The film’s international results are also described as record-setting. Euronews and other reports say “The Odyssey” collects about $264 million in global ticket sales across its opening weekend, described as Nolan’s biggest international opening. NDTV adds that Variety reports a sizable contribution from IMAX, with IMAX making up 23% of global revenue and 16% of international earnings. Polygon and ComingSoon frame the opening as another major win for Nolan’s style.

As the release continues, NDTV reports day-to-day changes in India’s collections. It cites a 7.8% rise on Tuesday, taking the India total to about ₹127.65 crore net and ₹152.40 crore gross by Day 12. By Day 28, NDTV reports the India net total rises further to about ₹175.22 crore, indicating a continued theatrical run.