Last destination: Bloodlines continued their stable run at the Indian box office today on their 17th day, which is Rs 1.30 crore. With this, the sixth installment in the long -running supernatural horror franchise took its local total to Rs 49.05 crore. Despite the relatively silent start, the film has shown a continuous hold in the market in two weeks and a few additional days, inspired by a large -scale style appeal and positive word of mouth.
One day-wise collection of final destination here is Breakdown: Bloodlines’ India Box Office so far
| Day/period | Collection (RS Net) |
| week 1 | 31.75 crores |
| Week 2 | 15.25 crores rupees |
| Day 16 | 0.75 lakh rupees |
| Day 17 | 1.30 crores rupees |
| Total | 49.05 crores |
Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein, directed by the final destination: Bloodlines introduced a fresh story while maintaining the signature subject of the franchise and the signature subject of unavoidable death.
The latest story, for those who do not know, refer to the new base introduced in this installment, in which a previous premiere hero has been inherited since 1968. The premiere postponed a deadly structural collapse, and now death is circling back to claim descendants associated with that incident. In the earlier installments, meanwhile, there was a random group of people avoiding death.
Catil Santa Juan led a contingent of artists characteristic of Tio Bryan, Richard Hormon, Owen Patrick Jionor, Anna Lore, Break Basinger and Franchisee Tony Todi. The film is being praised for the classic formula, clever story links for earlier films, and refreshing on effective scary sequences.
Originally planned as a streaming assets for HBO Max, the film’s dramatic rollout was a greenlight after delayed by the SAG-AFTRA strike. Shooted in Vancouver between March and May 2024, the film hit American theaters on 16 May and India a day earlier.
So far, bloodlines have earned a $ 193.5 million worldwide, which is not only the highest earning, but also the best reviewed entry in the final destination series. Its performance is seen as a franchise revival.
The Rs 50 crore milestone was closed in India, which is important that it was allocated a low screen due to a parallel release of Mission Impossible 8.
Also read: Final destination bloodlines review: The sixth installment of the beloved horror franchise does not fully meet the expectations set by its predecessors, despite its gore high