Day 3 Box Office Collection for Mission Impossible 8 India: Tom Cruise’s last role as Ethan Hunt in the film is bringing large audiences to Indian theaters. Dead Reckoning Part 1, which was launched on Saturday, May 17, has already surpassed its 2023 predecessor. To ensure it reaches a large audience around the nation, the eighth edition in the series is released in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and English. The film, which will be released in the US on May 23, was given unique early access to Indian viewers.
On Saturday, Mission Impossible 8 debuted at Rs 16.5 crore, and on Sunday, it brought in Rs 17 crore, a 7.21% increase over the first day. The film continued to do well, earning Rs 5.31 crore net on Monday, which is remarkable for a weekday. Sacnilk claims that in its first three days of release, the film earned a respectable Rs 38.81 crore net in India. In contrast, Dead Reckoning Part 1 began with an opening of Rs 12.3 crore and made Rs 30.2 crore net in three days.
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In the film, which was co-written by Erik Jendresen and directed by Christopher McQuarrie, Tom Cruise makes his last appearance as the renowned spy Ethan Hunt. The film, which was presented by Paramount Pictures and Skydance, also combines heartfelt farewells with suspenseful action, providing a fitting send-off for Cruise’s character Ethan Hunt. The stakes are greater than ever this time around since Hunt is up against a menacing artificial intelligence rather than his typical human foes. Hayley Atwell, Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg, Henry Czerny, and Angela Bassett are also part of the cast.
In the meanwhile, when Tom Cruise spoke in Hindi in a promotional video, Indian fans were thrilled. Aap sab se bahut pyaar karta hoon main aap. “Ek akhri baar, mujpe bharosa karo,” he said. He said, “I feel so much love for India,” and reminisced about his wonderful trip there. I must admit that I will never forget the whole event. Each and every second. I have very clear memories of every moment I experienced, including landing, seeing the Taj Mahal, and spending time in Mumbai.
