Advance Booking Update: James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire And Ash Day 3 Advance Booking Maintains Upward Trend; 2.11 Lakh Tickets Sold Across National Chains
James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire And Ash continues to build steadily at the Indian box office as Day 3 of advance booking reflects further consolidation rather than an explosive spike, a trend that aligns with the film’s above-average word-of-mouth emerging from early reactions.
As of Day 3 night, the film has sold approximately 2,11,203 tickets across national multiplex chains (PVR INOX and Cinepolis), combining both English and Hindi versions. This marks a clear step up from Day 2 levels, indicating sustained demand and a gradual widening of audience interest as reviews and audience feedback begin to settle.
The growth on Day 3 has been more measured in nature, with steady additions across the day rather than sharp late-hour spikes. Premium formats particularly IMAX and 3D continue to lead in value contribution, while regular 2D screens are showing incremental improvement, supported by favourable audience reception. The advance booking curve suggests stability rather than volatility, which is generally a healthy sign at this stage.
Regionally, southern markets remain the strongest contributors, staying consistent with the franchise’s established footprint. At the same time, Hindi-speaking belts and key metro centres have shown noticeable gains, pointing toward improving pan-India reach as the film approaches release. Family audiences and spot bookings closer to release are expected to further strengthen the numbers.
From a trade standpoint, the current trajectory keeps Avatar: Fire And Ash firmly in contention for a ₹20–21 crore opening day in India, provided the upward trend continues through the final pre-release window. While the pace is not in “fire mode,” the film is displaying solid fundamentals steady booking velocity, strong premium-format demand, and favourable audience feedback.
Overall, Avatar: Fire And Ash is shaping up as a well-supported theatrical release with reliable advance traction rather than a front-loaded rush. With 2.11 lakh tickets already sold by Day 3 night, the film remains well-positioned to deliver a strong opening, backed by above-average reviews and sustained audience interest.
Disclaimer: The box office figures are compiled from various sources and our own research. The figures can be approximate, and CineInfinity does not make any claims about the authenticity of the data. However, they are adequately indicative of the box office performance of the film(s).
