Avatar: Fire and Ash worldwide box office collection day 7 – Avatar: Fire and Ash has become the biggest sensation at the global box office. As James Cameron returned with the franchise after three years, fans just couldn’t contain their excitement. It became a bigger moment at the box office, as Avatar: Fire and Ash opened to nearly $350 million worldwide and Rs 20 crore in India alone.
Giving to stiff competition to Ranveer Singh’s global audience, Avatar: Fire and Ash and Dhurandhar have locked horns at the big screen. However, no comparison remained as the Avatar franchise became worth $1 billion, after its prequels, Avatar: The Way of Water (2022) and Avatar (2016). In fact, it gave Disney the push to become the only production house with a $6 billion global revenue post-pandemic, ringing the bells for a very merry Christmas 2025.
Avatar Fire and Ash collection week 1: Box office update
James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash opened to Rs 19 crore in India, contributing to its $450 million pre-Christmas collections. According to Sacnilk, the weekend was another blockbuster with over Rs 47 crore at the box office. As it struggled to find footing on weekdays, there was a slip to below the Rs 10 crore mark on Monday and Tuesday this week.
However, as the festive spirit and Christmas Eve celebrations kicked in, Avatar: Fire and Ash crossed the benchmark. With a Rs 13.5 crore collection on Thursday, Christmas 2025, the Sam Worthington starrer officially entered the Rs 100 crore club in India.
As per a Variety report, James Cameron‘s third trip with the Na’vi people grossed $16.5 million in North America earlier this week. It received a mid-week ticket boost amid holiday season cheers, retaining its strong grip over the international audience. 3 new films, Timothee Chalamet’s ‘Marty Supreme’, musical drama ‘Song Sung Blue’ and Sony’s comedy ‘Anaconda’, have also entered the theatrical mix.
Avatar: Fire and Ash vs Zootopia 2
However, Avatar: Fire and Ash still stands behind Zootopia 2, which has grossed $1.3 billion worldwide, including a $993 million overseas collection. It became the second animated film, after Inside Out 2, to enter the billionaire club at the international box office.