Deadpool & Wolverine Box Office Collection Day 10: MCU Film Zooms Past ₹100 Crore Mark In India

Marvel film Deadpool & Wolverine is performing well at the box office in India. The film starring Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds, it released on July 26 and has overshadowed recent Bollywood releases, Ulajh and Auron Mein Kahan Dum Tha.

Deadpool & Wolverine India box office report

Deadpool and Wolverine has entered the ₹100 crore club in India within two weeks of its release. According to a report in Sacnilk, the Hollywood film has collected ₹109.65 crore. After collecting ₹4.25 crore on the second Friday, it saw a substantial growth on Day 9 as it raked in  ₹7.5 crore net, as per the report.

The Marvel film is eyeing to top the entire lifetime runs of the first two Deadpool movies, both domestically and globally and the to achieve the milestone, the day is not that far.

The Marvel movie became one of the highest Hollywood openers in the country. The movie enjoyed a solo release at the box office but had to deter competition from Kalki 2898 AD and Bad Newz which were released a few weeks before the Hollywood film.

Ryan Reynolds pens heartfelt note after film's success

Ryan Reynolds took to his Instagram handle to express his appreciation and love. He shared a bunch of behind-the-scenes photos from the film. Along with the photos, he wrote in the caption, “Nearly a decade of getting to do this. 10 years ago, we would have gleefully taken these BONKERS second-weekend numbers as our opening weekend. The way #DeadpoolAndWolverine has captured the moment is hard to process.”

He further wrote, “Either way, making these movies has been more fun than anyone has a right to have. I can’t help but skip down memory lane a bit. There are way too many people who’ve made pivotal creative contributions to list, but obviously my long-time co-writers, Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick (without whom there would be no Deadpool movie), Tim Miller, David Leitch (who also made Fall Guy, one of the best summer films), 20th Century Fox, George Dewey, and Kevin Feige."

“The relentlessness we hit this movie with (particularly in post-production, which is another phase of the writing process) is something I’ll never forget. Thank you to every single person who showed up for this film. Thank you to everyone seeing it multiple times, making friends with new characters, and tipping our hats to some familiar faces we love from the past. What a damn thrill this has been," he added.