Mission Impossible 7 box office collection Day 7: Tom Cruise-starrer puts up good hold on Tuesday, passes Rs 70 crore mark

The film is well on its way to becoming the biggest Mission Impossible film in India, toppling the 6th installment’s lifetime collection of around Rs 80 crore nett. Dead Reckoning Part One’s extended week is expected to be in the range of Rs 80 crores nett. With this, the film will also emerge as Tom Cruise’s biggest hit in the country.

Dead Reckoning Part One is also poised to become the second Hollywood film this year to cross the Rs 100 cr mark in India, after Fast X, which ended its lifetime run with Rs 108 cr. This strong performance comes in a year when several Hindi movies either straight up tanked or were underperformers at the box office. Other Hollywood films to emerge successful in India this year are John Wick: Chapter 4, Guardians of the Galaxy. Vol 3 and Evil Dead Rise.

Globally, though the film had earned a fantastic $235 million in five days–billed as one of the best global openings of the year–it fell short of industry expectations. According to a report in AP, the film launched with franchise-best $80 million over five days in the US, with $56.2 million coming in in its first three days– a number shy of the previous installment, Fallout, which opened with $61 million domestically. But the movie is said to have cost $300 million.

Dead Reckoning Part One has a clear 9-day run, but the film will face competition this Friday when two other Hollywood films– Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer and Greta Gerwig’s Barbie — are released on the same day.