The Indian box office has transformed into a colossal playground for Hollywood’s biggest hits. While Bollywood remains king, the allure of jaw-dropping visual feasts and superhero sagas is undeniable. Just when we thought the records were set in stone, along comes Avatar: Fire and Ash to shake things up again.
Hollywood's spellbinding tales have woven their magic, and here’s a quick tour of the films that have conquered the Indian market, based on their lifetime earnings.
James Cameron's spectacular return to Pandora mesmerized Indian audiences with its stunning underwater scenes and emotional storytelling. Garnering ₹391.40 crore, it holds its ground as the reigning monarch of Hollywood in India.
The epic finale of the Marvel Cinematic Universe wasn’t just a film – it was a cultural extravaganza in India. With audiences watching at the crack of dawn to see Thanos’s last stand, it deservingly pocketed a whopping ₹373.05 crore.
Setting the stage for its sequel, Infinity War captivated the youth with its gripping battle for the Infinity Stones. It brought in ₹227.30 crore, marking India as a prime hub for superhero adventures.
Director Jon Watts united three generations of Spider-Men, creating a nostalgic wave that resonated powerfully post-pandemic. With ₹219 crore, it swung into the hearts of Indian fans, securing the fourth position.
Jon Favreau's live-action delight took the Indian wilderness to new heights. With its nostalgic music and Mowgli’s universal appeal, it amassed ₹188 crore, a notable feat for its era.
As the third sequel in the Avatar saga, Fire and Ash premiered in December 2025. After just 23 days, it's racing towards ₹200 crore, already boasting ₹182.58 crore in collections. The film is an unstoppable force, and every cinema lover’s must-watch!
“The global appetite for Hollywood blockbusters is unstoppable, and India is a testament to this cinematic evolution.”
Here’s a quick glance at the top Hollywood films that have left their mark on India's box office:
1. Avatar: The Way of Water (2022) – ₹391.40 Cr
2. Avengers: Endgame (2019) – ₹373.05 Cr
3. Avengers: Infinity War (2018) – ₹227.30 Cr
4. Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) – ₹219.00 Cr
5. The Jungle Book (2016) – ₹188.00 Cr
6. Avatar: Fire and Ash (2025) – ₹182.58 Cr