Avatar: Fire And Ash – Day 10 Advance Booking Report: Rock-Solid Hold Continues, Cameron’s Epic Stays Strong
James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire And Ash continues to display remarkable box office stamina as it marches into Day 10, with advance bookings once again underlining the film’s exceptional staying power in Indian theatres.
As per the latest data, Avatar: Fire And Ash has sold approximately 36,080 tickets across national multiplex chains (PVR INOX + Cinepolis) for Day 10 a very strong figure for a double-digit day, especially in a competitive release landscape.
For a film entering its second weekend stretch, these advances clearly indicate a controlled and healthy drop, far from the sharp weekday declines seen in most big-ticket releases. The consistency highlights sustained audience interest, driven by strong word-of-mouth and the franchise’s unmatched theatrical appeal.
Premium formats continue to be the film’s backbone. IMAX and 3D shows are holding firmly, with occupancies remaining impressive despite premium pricing. Urban centres are once again leading the charge, reaffirming Avatar: Fire And Ash as a preferred big-screen spectacle rather than just another box office release.
From a trade perspective, the Day 10 advance trend confirms that the film is not front-loaded. Instead, it is settling into a long, stable run with dependable weekday traction a crucial marker of a truly successful tentpole release.
With evening shows yet to fully unfold and weekend momentum building, Avatar: Fire And Ash is well-positioned for another solid box office day, continuing to dominate premium screens and proving that spectacle cinema, when executed at this scale, delivers enduring returns.
Day 10 Advance / Admits (National Chains):
36,080 Tickets
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Disclaimer:
The box office figures are compiled from various sources and internal research. The figures are approximate and indicative in nature. CineInfinity does not make any claims about the absolute authenticity of the data but believes they adequately reflect the box office performance of the film(s).
