Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey continued its steady run at the Indian box office on its third weekend, adding an estimated Rs 2.49 crore net on Day 16, according to early figures from trade tracker Sacnilk. The historical epic has maintained strong audience interest despite a reduction in screen count, particularly in premium formats. With the latest collections, the film's total India net earnings have reached an estimated Rs 140.89 crore, while its India gross collection stands at approximately Rs 168.1 crore. Final Day 16 figures are yet to be confirmed.

Sacnilk data shows that The Odyssey was screened across 723 shows nationwide on its third Saturday and recorded an overall occupancy of around 70%. The English (2D) version registered an overall occupancy of 47.89%, with morning shows witnessing 37.56% occupancy before improving to 58.22% during the afternoon. The film has continued to attract moviegoers, reflecting sustained demand even as the number of available screens has declined in its third week.

Among key markets, Chennai reported the highest occupancy at 88%, followed by Bengaluru at 60.5%. Kochi recorded 52%, while Hyderabad registered 50.5% occupancy. Pune posted 47%, Kolkata stood at 40%, Mumbai recorded 34%, the National Capital Region (NCR) registered 31.5%, and Ahmedabad reported 27.5%, indicating that the film continues to perform well across several major urban centres.

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The film's consistent performance has helped it maintain momentum after a strong theatrical start. According to Sacnilk, The Odyssey collected Rs 90.3 crore during its opening week, followed by Rs 44.95 crore in its second week. The stable collections during its third weekend have further strengthened its overall box office performance, demonstrating sustained audience interest despite competition from newer releases.

Directed by Christopher Nolan, The Odyssey is an adaptation of the ancient Greek epic traditionally attributed to Homer. The film chronicles the legendary journey of Odysseus as he struggles to return home following the Trojan War while confronting mythical creatures, powerful gods and numerous perilous challenges. Featuring a star-studded ensemble cast, the epic has been released in premium theatrical formats across India and international markets, continuing to draw audiences with its large-scale cinematic experience.

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