Final Destination 6 Rakes in ₹56–60 Crore Nett in India, Horror Sequel Emerges as Franchise's Second-Biggest Hit
Mumbai, June 27, 2025 — Final Destination 6: Bloodlines has seen a remarkable run at the Indian box office. After three weeks on screens, the horror sequel has amassed an estimated ₹56–60 crore nett net collection, making it one of the most successful installments in the long-running franchise.
According to trade trackers:
This performance elevates Bloodlines to the position of the second-highest-grossing Final Destination film in India, behind the 2009 release The Final Destination, which grossed approximately ₹66.5 crore domestically. The strong run is credited to its steady debut—₹4–6 crore nett per day— bolstered by word-of-mouth support and genre loyalty
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| Period | Collection (Nett) |
|---|---|
| Week 1 | Rs. 32 crore |
| Day 21+ Total | ₹56.4 crore |
| Final Nett | ₹60.5 crore |
Despite competing with Hollywood titular juggernauts like Mission: Impossible 8, Bloodlines demonstrated consistent daily earnings, especially during weekdays—a rarity for horror films in India. Its success highlights a robust appetite for international thrillers within the evolving Indian moviegoing audience.
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