Hollywood horror film Obsession, directed by Curry Barker, continues to perform well at the Indian box office despite witnessing the expected weekday drop on Monday.
The film, which released in India on May 29, 2026, opened to decent numbers and later showed strong growth over the weekend thanks to positive reviews and audience word-of-mouth.
Obsession Collects ₹2 Crore On Day 4
According to early box office reports, Obsession earned around ₹2 crore net in India on its fourth day.
Although the film saw a noticeable decline compared to its weekend collections, the Monday figures are still considered steady for a Hollywood horror release in the Indian market.
With the latest earnings, the movie’s total India net box office collection has now reached approximately ₹9.75 crore.
Trade analysts believe the film has managed to hold well because of strong audience reactions and growing popularity among horror movie fans.
Positive Word Of Mouth Helps Film Grow
Interestingly, Obsession released in India with very little pre-release buzz or large-scale promotion.
However, the film gradually attracted viewers after receiving positive reviews and strong recommendations on social media.
The horror thriller reportedly collected:
- ₹1.75 crore on opening day
- ₹7.75 crore during its first weekend
- ₹9.75 crore total in four days
Industry experts now expect the film to finish its first week with collections of nearly ₹15–16 crore if the current momentum continues.
Massive Worldwide Success
Reports suggest that Obsession was made on an estimated budget of around ₹7 crore.
Despite the modest production cost, the film has reportedly crossed ₹900 crore gross worldwide, making it one of the biggest success stories among recent Hollywood horror films.
The film’s impressive global performance has surprised trade analysts and strengthened its popularity internationally.
Beats Jackie Shroff’s The Great Grand Superhero
At the Indian box office, Obsession released alongside Jackie Shroff’s family entertainer The Great Grand Superhero: Aliens Ka Aagman.
While the horror film continues to perform steadily, Jackie Shroff’s movie has struggled to attract audiences.
According to reports:
- Obsession has earned ₹9.75 crore in four days
- The Great Grand Superhero has collected around ₹1.38 crore in the same period
Trade experts believe the Jackie Shroff-starrer is heading toward a disappointing theatrical outcome considering its reported ₹25 crore budget.
Tuesday Collections Now In Focus
The film industry often sees a jump in audience footfall on Tuesdays due to discounted ticket pricing and promotional offers at multiplexes.
As a result, all eyes are now on the Day 5 performance of Obsession to see whether the horror thriller can maintain its strong momentum at the Indian box office.
Given its positive audience response and growing popularity, the film is expected to continue attracting viewers through the week.