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James Cameron’s film ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ has maintained its dominance at the Indian box office and is earning well. Interestingly, despite tough competition from the Bollywood blockbuster ‘Dhurandhar’, this Hollywood film has earned well on the second Tuesday as well. Let us know here how much collection has ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ made on the 12th day of its release?
,Avatar: Fire and Ash’ How much collection did it make on the second Tuesday?,
According to Sacknilk’s early trend report, ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ has collected a net collection of approximately Rs 5.25 crore in India on the 12th day. Due to which its total collection in all languages has now become Rs 148.15 crore. Although the film’s collection declined slightly in the second week, it still maintained its hold at the box office.
The film had a great start in the first week and earned an estimated Rs 109.5 crore in the first seven days. However, there was a huge decline in its collection in the second week and it could earn only about Rs 38.65 crore. This decline is quite disappointing considering the pre-release buzz and expectations of the film.
,Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Occupancy of
Talking about occupancy, the film recorded a total occupancy of 29.23 percent in the English version and maintained its lead at the box office. The total occupancy of the Hindi version was 18.67 percent, while the occupancy of the Tamil version was 17.54 percent.
The occupancy of the film matches the language-wise collection figures, as per the report of Sacanilc, ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ earned approximately Rs 64.6 crore from the English-speaking market and Rs 48.75 crore from the Hindi-speaking market. The Tamil version’s collection stood at Rs 21.63 crore, while the Telugu dubbed version earned around Rs 12.49 crore. At the same time, the Kannada and Malayalam versions together have earned an estimated Rs 58 lakh.
Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Versus ,‘Avatar: The Way of Water’
However, ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ has not been successful in breaking the box office records set by the previous films of the ‘Avatar’ franchise. In fact, the film has not yet been able to surpass the first week collection of ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’, which had made a net collection of Rs 391.4 crore in India.