F1 Day 11 India Box Office: Brad Pitt Starrer Maintains Stronghold, Adds ₹2.40 Crore on Second Monday

Joseph Kosinski's "F1," starring Brad Pitt, Kerry Condon, Damson Idris, and Javier Bardem, is maintaining a remarkable pace at the Indian box office. The high-octane racing drama added an impressive ₹2.25 - ₹2.50 crore net on its 11th day (second Monday), bringing its cumulative India net collection to approximately ₹51.90 crore.

This performance has far exceeded initial expectations, with the film now firmly on track to cross the ₹70 crore net lifetime mark in India. Industry analysts suggest even higher figures are possible, labeling current estimates as conservative.

"F1" India Box Office Snapshot:

India Net Collections (approx.)

Week 1

₹34.50 crore

Weekend 2

₹15 crore

Monday (Day 11)

₹2.40 crore

Total

₹51.90 crore

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IMAX Screen Loss to "Superman" Could Impact Lifetime Collections

Despite its strong performance, "F1" is set to face a new challenge. The film will lose its IMAX screens to the highly anticipated "Superman" this Friday. "Superman" is expected to dominate IMAX theaters for at least a couple of weeks, a factor that has led to the conservative ₹70 crore lifetime estimate for "F1" in India.

This shift in screen allocation will make "F1"'s performance in its third and fourth weeks particularly interesting to observe. The film will rely on standard and other premium screens to continue generating business, contending with new releases and other holdovers.

Stellar Word of Mouth Driving Success

The consistency of "F1"'s collections, with minimal drops day-on-day, strongly indicates excellent word of mouth. Even if the film had opened with ₹2.40 crore on its first day, it would have been considered a good start. Achieving this figure on its 11th day speaks volumes about the audience's reception and its sustained appeal. For Brad Pitt, this film marks a significant turnaround after a recent turbulent run at the box office.

Global Performance Strong, Nearing $500 Million

Globally, "F1" has also been a powerhouse, projected to gross around USD $500 million in its lifetime. It crossed the USD $300 million mark worldwide on its second Monday, showing no signs of audience fatigue. Despite facing competition from "Jurassic World: Rebirth," which led to a division of screens and interest, "F1" continues to report remarkably high occupancies globally.

"F1" is currently playing in theaters. Stay tuned for more box office updates.