Family films flourished, video game adaptations triumphed, and superheroes flew too close to the sun. Welcome to 2025 at the multiplexes! It was a roller-coaster year at cinemas and for the studios tasked with keeping their screens filled.

The studio hasn't been able to claim this feat since 2019, with its tentpole 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' easily dominating the long holiday weekend as 'Anaconda,' 'Marty Supreme' and 'Song Sung Blue' join the box office buffet Christmas Day.

Having completed a week of release in theaters worldwide, director James Cameron 's Avatar: Fire and Ash is set to pass a monumental global box office milestone. Despite a debut that many saw as underwhelming,

All hail the Magic Kingdom. Disney notched a major box office milestone, surpassing $6 billion in global ticket sales.

Meanwhile, Dhurandhar has now surpassed the lifetime collections of Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan ( ₹ 640 crore). It had previously surpassed the lifetime domestic collections of Stree 2 ( ₹ 598 crore) and Chhaava ( ₹ 601 crore). Dhurandhar is now eyeing to overthrow Prabhas-starrer Kalki 2898 AD, which collected ₹ 646.31 crore in its lifetime in India.

While it has certainly had its wings clipped by James Cameron 's Avatar: Fire and Ash, Disney's Zootopia 2 is still the highest-grossing Hollywood movie of the year at the global box office. With more than $1.

With a mix of very poor and considerably positive reviews from viewers and critics, Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri earned only ₹7.25 crore on its Christmas opening day

Kartik Aaryan and Ananya Panday’s Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri released on December 25 but struggled at the box office. With stiff competition from Dhurandhar and Avatar: Fire and Ash, the film’s second-day collection was Rs 3.

Mammootty's Kalamkaval has concluded its three-week run at the box office, scoring over 80 crore gross globally. Read on!