Avengers: Endgame Encore earns ₹22.45 crore net in India over opening weekend
Avengers Endgame: Encore returned to Indian cinemas on September 25, 2026, and drew steady business across its first three days. Box-office tracker Sacnilk estimates that the re-release earned ₹22.45 crore net in India from Friday, September 25, through Sunday, September 27. Its corresponding India gross estimate for that period is ₹26.85 crore.
Those figures describe the new theatrical run, not the lifetime earnings of the original 2019 release. They are also tracker estimates rather than a final collection announced by the distributor. The distinction matters for a film whose familiar title is now appearing alongside fresh daily box-office totals.
How the opening days unfolded
Sacnilk puts Friday’s India collection at ₹7.25 crore net, or ₹8.68 crore gross. For Saturday, it estimates ₹7.65 crore net, bringing the two-day net total to ₹14.90 crore and the two-day gross total to ₹17.83 crore. Its Sunday estimate is ₹7.55 crore net, taking the three-day totals to ₹22.45 crore net and ₹26.85 crore gross.
On that accounting, Saturday improved slightly on opening day, while Sunday finished just below Saturday. The narrow movement between the three daily net figures suggests that the film retained much of its opening-day audience through the weekend. It does not, by itself, establish how long the re-release will continue to draw viewers.
Net and gross should not be read as interchangeable measures. Gross is the ticket revenue before applicable taxes are removed; net is the collection after that adjustment. A report describing a figure above ₹17 crore for the first two days may therefore be referring to gross receipts, while Sacnilk’s net estimate for the same Friday-to-Saturday period is ₹14.90 crore. Readers comparing opening-weekend reports should check both the measure and the dates covered before treating different totals as a disagreement.
Sacnilk’s figures also remain estimates compiled from its tracking. They may change as additional box-office information becomes available. Advance-booking amounts, live sales snapshots and completed-day collections represent different stages of a release and should not be added together as though each were a separate day’s earnings.
Why Endgame is back in theatres
The Encore release gives audiences another chance to see the 2019 Avengers finale on a cinema screen. In that film, the surviving heroes attempt to undo the devastation left by Thanos, bringing together storylines built across years of Marvel releases. The return is timed ahead of Marvel Studios’ next Avengers film, Avengers: Doomsday, which the studio has scheduled for December 18, 2026.
Marvel Studios says the Encore presentation includes an exclusive look at Doomsday. It also says audiences attending screenings in IMAX or Infinity Vision-certified theatres receive an additional sneak peek. That means the extra preview associated with those formats should not be assumed to appear at every screening.
The studio’s description establishes a promotional connection between the re-release and the upcoming film. It does not require viewers to treat every reported detail about the added material as confirmed plot information. In particular, claims about precisely what the new scenes reveal or how they change Endgame’s story need more than speculation about footage shown to early audiences.
For now, the measurable India story is the re-release’s first weekend: a ₹7.25 crore net Friday followed by two days above ₹7.5 crore net apiece, according to Sacnilk. The next test is whether viewers who missed the opening weekend continue to turn out once the immediate appeal of seeing Endgame again—and getting a look ahead at Doomsday—has passed.
