Mission Impossible 7 Box Office Collection Day 7: Tom Cruise starrer lags behind Fast X

Mission Impossible - De Reckoning Part 1 is set to emerge as fourth Hollywood hit this year in India. Tom Cruise starrer is looking to better MI: Fallout's (2018) lifetime collection in India in hopes to emerge as highest-grossing film of actor in country.

3 things you need to kw

- This is 3rd MI film that Christopher McQuarrie has directed. 
- De Reckoning Part 1 h best opening day and weekend for a Mission: Impossible film in India.
- movie marks Tom Cruise's return as Ethan Hunt for 7th time. A sequel to film will follow.

Mission: Impossible 7 remains stey at box office

seventh installment of hit Mission Impossible franchise mand to mint a decent number on Tuesday. After witnessing a drop in its collection by 10 to 15 percent on Monday, film collected between Rs 4.25 to 4.50 on Tuesday. This took its total collection in first week in India to Rs 72.85 crore.

(A still from Mission Impossible - De Reckoning Part 1 | Im: Twitter)

film is looking at extended 9-day first week in range of Rs 80 crore. Crossing this mark, it will emerge as highest-grossing MI film and any Tom Cruise film in India.

Separately, it is set to be fourth Hollywood hit this year after Fast X, John Wick 4 and Evil De Rise. It is eyeing Rs 100 crore mark as well. If it happens, MI7 will become only second Hollywood film after Fast X to do so this year.

Will Mission Impossible 7 be able to surpass Fast X in India?

As per estimates, it seems seventh installment of MI franchise will t be able to surpass Vin Diesel's Fast X. As per Box Office India, six-day business of Mission Impossible 7 is same as five days of Fast X. Vin Diesel starrer registered higher collections than MI 7 on weekdays. 

(Tom Cruise and Christopher McQuarrie on set of Mission Impossible - De Reckoning Part 1 | Im: MissionFilm/Twitter)

Mission Impossible 7 has been doing well at box office, but it will be interesting to see how collection is affected after release of two highly anticipated Hollywood films, Oppenheimer and Barbie, which come out on July 21.