The End of Oak Street, starring Anne Hathaway, Ewan McGregor, Maisy Stella and Christian Convery, has completed its first week at the box office. The Sony science-fiction movie has recorded a contrasting performance across different markets, with a relatively weak response in India but a much stronger theatrical run in the USA and overseas markets.
According to the provided trade estimates, the film has collected ₹5.25 crore nett in India through Day 7, while its worldwide theatrical business has reached approximately $63 million.
The End of Oak Street Box Office Collection Day 7
The End of Oak Street is estimated to have collected approximately ₹0.30 crore nett on Day 7 in India.
The film has experienced a steady decline after its opening weekend, with weekday collections remaining below the ₹1 crore mark.
Day 7 India Collection
₹0.30 crore nett
The Day 7 figure reflects the movie’s limited theatrical traction in the Indian market.
The End of Oak Street Total India Box Office Collection
After seven days, The End of Oak Street has reportedly collected approximately ₹5.25 crore nett in India according to the provided trade figures.
The film’s first-week collection pattern shows that the strongest business came during the opening weekend, followed by a sharp decline during the weekdays.
Total India Collection
₹5.25 crore nett
The End of Oak Street Worldwide Box Office Collection
The movie has performed considerably better internationally.
According to the provided worldwide figures, The End of Oak Street has collected approximately:
- USA: $27 million
- Overseas: $35 million
- Worldwide: $63 million
The international market has therefore contributed the overwhelming majority of the film’s theatrical revenue.
The approximately $63 million worldwide gross gives the film a significantly stronger global profile than its Indian box office performance would suggest.
The End of Oak Street India Box Office Collection Day Wise
The movie’s first-week India collection is estimated as follows:
| Day | India Nett Collection |
|---|---|
| Day 1 | ₹1 crore |
| Day 2 | ₹1.6 crore |
| Day 3 | ₹1.2 crore |
| Day 4 | ₹0.35 crore |
| Day 5 | ₹0.45 crore |
| Day 6 | ₹0.35 crore |
| Day 7 | ₹0.30 crore |
| Total | ₹5.25 crore |
The second day produced the film’s best collection in India at approximately ₹1.6 crore nett. Day 3 remained comparatively healthy at ₹1.2 crore, but collections dropped sharply from Monday onward.
The End of Oak Street Day 1 Collection
The film opened at approximately ₹1 crore nett in India.
This was a modest opening when compared with major Hollywood releases in the Indian market. The film’s science-fiction genre and international star cast helped generate some curiosity, but it could not translate that interest into a large Indian opening.
In contrast, the movie has performed much better in the USA and overseas markets.
The End of Oak Street Budget
The End of Oak Street has reportedly been made on a production budget of approximately $85 million.
In Indian currency, this is estimated at around ₹811 crore, before global marketing expenses.
The reported production budget makes the film a major Hollywood production and places significant importance on its international theatrical performance and subsequent revenue streams.
With a worldwide gross of approximately $63 million so far, the film still has a substantial distance to cover to recover its reported production cost purely through theatrical revenue.
The End of Oak Street vs Hollywood Openers in India
The film’s ₹1 crore opening places it well below the biggest Hollywood releases in India during 2026.
According to the provided figures, the leading Hollywood opening days of 2026 include:
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day – ₹60 crore
- The Odyssey – ₹15.9 crore
- The Devil Wears Prada 2 – ₹4 crore
- Michael – ₹4 crore
- Evil Dead 6 – ₹3 crore
- Project Hail Mary – ₹2.9 crore
- Lee Cronin’s The Mummy – ₹2 crore
- Obsession – ₹1.75 crore
- Supergirl – ₹1.4 crore
- Minions & Monsters – ₹1.25 crore
- He-Man and the Masters of the Universe – ₹1.2 crore
- Toy Story 5 – ₹1 crore
- The End of Oak Street – ₹1 crore
- Super Mario 2: Galaxy Movie – ₹0.9 crore
- Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu – ₹0.7 crore
- Mortal Kombat 2 – ₹0.5 crore
- Hoppers – ₹0.5 crore
- 28 Years Later – ₹0.3 crore
- Wuthering Heights – ₹0.3 crore
- Moana – ₹0.25 crore
- GOAT – ₹0.25 crore
- The Bride – ₹0.25 crore
- Scream 7 – ₹0.2 crore
This comparison shows the considerable gap between The End of Oak Street and the biggest Hollywood releases in India’s theatrical market.
Top Hollywood Openers in India: Post-Pandemic Era
The Indian market has witnessed several major Hollywood openings since the pandemic, led by superhero, action, fantasy and science-fiction franchises.
Some of the biggest opening days include:
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day – ₹60 crore
- Avatar 2 – ₹41.2 crore
- Doctor Strange: Multiverse of Madness – ₹28.35 crore
- Deadpool & Wolverine – ₹20 crore
- Thor: Love & Thunder – ₹18.2 crore
- The Conjuring 4 – ₹17.5 crore
- Mission: Impossible 8 – The Final Reckoning – ₹16.5 crore
- The Odyssey – ₹15.9 crore
- Oppenheimer – ₹13.5 crore
- Godzilla x Kong – ₹12.5 crore
- Fast X – ₹12.21 crore
- Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One – ₹12 crore
- Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – ₹12 crore
- Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania – ₹10.85 crore
- Jurassic World Rebirth – ₹9.25 crore
- Jurassic World Dominion – ₹8 crore
- Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – ₹7.5 crore
- Black Adam – ₹6.8 crore
- Superman – ₹6.75 crore
- The Batman – ₹6.66 crore
Against these titles, The End of Oak Street has had a relatively weak Indian theatrical opening.
Top Hollywood Openers in India: All Time
Hollywood’s biggest films have historically enjoyed strong openings in India, particularly when supported by established franchises.
Based on the supplied figures, the leading Hollywood openers include:
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day – ₹60 crore
- Avengers: Endgame – ₹53.1 crore
- Avatar 2 – ₹34 crore
- Spider-Man: Far From Home – ₹32.67 crore
- Avengers: Infinity War – ₹31.3 crore
- Doctor Strange: Multiverse of Madness – ₹28.35 crore
- Deadpool & Wolverine – ₹20 crore
- Thor: Love & Thunder – ₹18.2 crore
- Avatar 3 – ₹18 crore
- The Conjuring 4 – ₹17.5 crore
- Mission: Impossible 8 – The Final Reckoning – ₹16.5 crore
- The Odyssey – ₹15.9 crore
- Oppenheimer – ₹13.5 crore
- Captain Marvel – ₹12.75 crore
- Godzilla x Kong – ₹12.75 crore
- Fast X – ₹12.21 crore
- Fast & Furious 7 – ₹12.03 crore
- Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – ₹12 crore
- Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One – ₹12 crore
- The Lion King – ₹11.06 crore
- Avengers: Age of Ultron – ₹10.96 crore
- Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania – ₹10.85 crore
- The Jungle Book – ₹10.12 crore
- Fast & Furious 8 – ₹9.57 crore
- Mission: Impossible – Fallout – ₹9.5 crore
- Jurassic World Rebirth – ₹9.25 crore
- Deadpool 2 – ₹9.48 crore
- Jurassic World Dominion – ₹8 crore
- Thor: Ragnarok – ₹7.78 crore
- Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – ₹7.5 crore
The End of Oak Street Box Office Analysis
The film’s performance presents a clear contrast between the Indian and international markets. Its ₹5.25 crore first-week India nett collection indicates limited traction among Indian audiences.
However, the reported $63 million worldwide gross demonstrates significantly stronger demand internationally, particularly in the USA and overseas markets.
The movie’s reported $85 million production budget means that its theatrical performance will need to be supported by additional international markets, premium-format screenings, digital rights, television rights and other revenue sources.
Final Verdict
The End of Oak Street has completed its first week with a weak Indian theatrical performance but a comparatively strong international run.
The film’s Day 7 India collection is estimated at ₹0.30 crore nett, taking its total India collection to approximately ₹5.25 crore nett. In contrast, the movie has reportedly earned $27 million in the USA and $35 million overseas, taking its worldwide gross to approximately $63 million.
The biggest challenge remains its high reported production cost of $85 million, or approximately ₹811 crore before global marketing expenses.
While the Indian market has contributed relatively little, the film’s international business provides a stronger foundation for its overall theatrical run. Its long-term commercial outcome will ultimately depend on how much further the worldwide gross can grow and how successfully the film monetizes its post-theatrical rights.
Note: All box office figures, budget estimates and rankings in this article are based on the figures provided. Trade figures can change after final reporting and official distributor updates.