This summer, desi moviegoers are all about Hollywood blockbusters, and the numbers prove just how much people are loving these big-screen spectacles.

Superman Flies High

Kicking things off, James Gunn’s Superman (with David Corenswet taking the cape), has made quite the splash in India. The film had a super opening day, collecting a strong ₹7.25 crore, and by Saturday it rocketed past ₹10 crore. The Sunday numbers weren’t as wild—pretty normal for weekends—but Superman still wrapped up its first weekend looking at an impressive ₹28 to ₹29 crore. All things considered, that's a fantastic start and way ahead of many recent Hollywood releases here. Viewers are vibing with the movie’s positive, hopeful tone, and it’s giving the new DC universe a solid launch pad.

F1 Zooms Past Competition

Brad Pitt’s F1 isn’t just racing on track—it’s racing at the box office too! After an insane ₹34.75 crore earned in week one, it managed another ₹25 crore in week two. And even though Superman took over most IMAX screens, F1 still pulled in ₹4.5 crore in just the first couple of days of its third week. Right now, it’s sitting pretty at ₹64.25 crore, and it’s on track to maybe top ₹80 crore by the end of its run—super impressive for a racing film. Globally, it’s also a big hit, closing in on $300 million.

Jurassic World Rebirth Roars Loudest

Then, there’s Jurassic World Rebirth, starring Scarlett Johansson, and it’s been a total monster hit. The movie made ₹56.5 crore in the first week, and after a slight dip, had an insane 150% surge on its second Saturday! Nine days in and it’s already at ₹66 crore. The audience is eating it up, with a strong 72% score on Rotten Tomatoes and a shot at reaching the ₹100 crore milestone. Globally, it’s a beast too—₹529.5 million and counting.

Hollywood Blockbusters Outsell Bollywood

It’s clear there’s a Hollywood revival in India right now. Superman, F1, and Jurassic World Rebirth are not just bringing people to theaters, but also outshining several homegrown films. At one point, F1 and Jurassic World together made over ₹50 crore in a single weekend, leaving many Bollywood releases like Metro In Dino trailing behind. The combo of international stars, big action, and smart holiday releases is really working.

What’s Next?

The fun isn’t over yet! With Superman still drawing giant crowds and F1 and Jurassic keeping up the momentum, the summer isn’t slowing down. Plus, Disney’s Fantastic Four: First Steps is just around the corner and could be the next big thing.

Right now, it’s clear: Indian fans are totally here for the Hollywood spectacle. The bar is set high for the rest of 2025, and all eyes are on what’s coming next. So, which of these have you watched—or which one are you most excited to check out?