Barbie versus Oppenheimer box office collection Day 4: Margot Robbie starrer races ahead with $182 million, Christopher Nolan’s thriller trails closely with $174.2 million | English Movie News – Times of India

At least in India, the fantasy comedy Barbie, which is based on the Mattel doll, is losing viewers. On Monday, considered the opening day of the week for box office collections, the movie barely managed to bring in Rs 2.50 crore, according to industry tracker Sacnilk. The high of Rs 7.15 crores revenue from Sunday has significantly decreased. The reason why the movie is on a steady decline at the Indian box office is that Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer has managed to attract much more viewers in India than Greta Gerwig’s Barbie despite Oppenheimer having controversial content related to the Bhagavad Gita.

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To elaborate more, Barbie, which stars Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling began its run with decent figures of Rs 5 crores. It made a total of Rs 18.65 crores during the weekend, and after earning Rs 2.50 crores on Monday, the movie has made a total of Rs 21.15 crore in India. In comparison, Oppenheimer, which stars Cillian Murphy, Robert Downey Jr. and Emily Blunt has made Rs 55.75 crores in the first four days of its release.
Surprisingly, at the international box office, Barbie has raced way ahead of Oppenheimer. Barbie generated $182 million from 69 different countries, contributing to a $337 million worldwide weekend, according to the Associated Press on Monday. The majority of Oppenheimer’s collections seems to have come from India with $93.7 million from 78 regions, bringing in a total of $174.2 million worldwide.

The collections of Barbie and Oppenheimer bring in good cheer to multiplexes in India who had been experiencing a dry spell except for the releases of Pathaan, Zara Hatke Zara Bachke, Mission: Impossible 7 and Fast X.

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