Box Office Report — 11 July 2026
Today's top theatrical earners with India net and worldwide gross figures, as of 11 July 2026.
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The weekend box office is buzzing, but the biggest draw of the moment isn’t a feature film—it’s a live sporting event. As of July 11, 2026, the theatrical landscape is defined by a mix of blockbuster hangovers, solid regional openers, and one very unique global event.
Let’s break down the numbers and see which titles are truly holding their ground.
The FIFA Factor and the Weekend Warriors
Topping the daily chart is an outlier: FIFA World Cup 2026 - Spain Vs Belgium. While its reported earnings (₹0.01Cr India Net) are minimal in the grand scheme, it’s a fascinating footnote. This marks the first time a live broadcast has cracked our top ten, reflecting the growing trend of cinemas screening major sporting events as communal experiences. It’s not about the money—it’s about the spectacle.
The real action, however, lies in the wide releases. Dhamaal 4 is proving to be a commercial beast. With a blistering ₹36.50Cr India Net in just two days, it’s easily the biggest opener of the week. The franchise’s comedy formula appears to be paying off, though its worldwide gross of ₹48.80Cr suggests a still-heavy reliance on domestic markets.
Regional Powerhouses and Genre Standouts
Tollywood’s Lenin is making a strong statement. Crossing ₹15Cr in India within 48 hours, it’s showing excellent traction for a regional political drama. Its performance suggests strong word-of-mouth, particularly in the Andhra and Telangana circuits.
On the genre front, Evil Dead Burn is the horror standout. With ₹7.75Cr India Net, it’s outperforming many recent Hollywood genre entries. This is a clear sign that the “Evil Dead” brand still carries weight, even in a crowded marketplace.
The table below gives you the full, verified picture:
| # | Film | Language | India Net | Worldwide | Days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | FIFA World Cup 2026 - Spain Vs Belgium | Hollywood | ₹0.01Cr | ₹0.02Cr | 1 |
| 2 | Dhamaal 4 | Bollywood | ₹36.50Cr | ₹48.80Cr | 2 |
| 3 | Lenin | Tollywood | ₹15.30Cr | ₹23.40Cr | 2 |
| 4 | Evil Dead Burn | Hollywood | ₹7.75Cr | ₹9.21Cr | 2 |
| 5 | Idhayam Murali | Kollywood | ₹5.05Cr | ₹5.81Cr | 2 |
| 6 | Moana (3D) | 3D | ₹1.97Cr | ₹2.25Cr | 2 |
| 7 | Mother Promise | Sandalwood | ₹0.79Cr | ₹0.88Cr | 2 |
| 8 | The Invite | Hollywood | ₹0.48Cr | ₹0.54Cr | 2 |
| 9 | Sarpanch | Pollywood | ₹0.42Cr | ₹0.47Cr | 2 |
| 10 | Aajo Ardhangini | — | ₹0.31Cr | ₹0.35Cr | 2 |
Quick Takeaways
- Holdovers are strong. All top 10 films are within 2 days of release, indicating a healthy turnover this weekend. No film is showing steep drops yet.
- 3D nostalgia works. The Moana (3D) re-release is quietly adding to its legacy, collecting nearly ₹2Cr in a two-day window.
- The bottom of the chart is competitive. From Mother Promise (Sandalwood) to Aajo Ardhangini, smaller titles are finding niche audiences.
Figures are compiled from daily box office tracking and update through the day. Check back tomorrow for the latest standings.