‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ is still doing well worldwide even in the later part of its theatre run. The animated film, with voices by Chris Pratt and Anya Taylor-Joy, has reached a big milestone at the global box office.
Even though the film has slowed down in India, it is still performing very well in other countries. Strong overseas earnings have made it one of the highest-grossing films of 2026 so far.
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The sequel to the 2023 hit is still doing well on global charts, even though its daily collections are now starting to drop in different regions.
Blockbuster run continues worldwide
Reports from Sacnilk says that the sequel to the 2023 hit has now collected Rs 3,703.51 crore in total worldwide gross. Overseas markets have contributed the most, showing steady performance throughout its run. In India, the film has earned Rs 9.17 crore gross and Rs 7.88 crore net. Overseas collections alone stand at Rs 1,800 crore, forming a major share of the total earnings.
India vs overseas performance
While the film continues to perform well globally, its India numbers remain comparatively low. The India shares accounts for 51.40 percent of domestic business, while overseas contributes 48.60 percent overall according to Sacnilk reports. This highlights the film’s strong international appeal over its domestic performance.
Declining daily box office trend
As per The Times of India reports, the film’s daily collections have dropped in recent days. On day 18, the English version earned just Rs 6 lakh, while the Hindi version made only Rs 1 lakh. Earlier, the English version collected Rs 20 lakh on day 16 and Rs 25 lakh on day 17, showing a steady decline.
Mixed reviews from critics
ETimes gave the film a 2.5-star rating and the review says, "Ultimately, the film suffers from a lack of a clear centre. It doesn’t anchor itself in a strong character arc or a compelling emotional journey; instead, opting for a scattershot approach that prioritises movement over meaning. The result is a film that feels more like a product — an energetic, visually appealing one — than a fully realised story." Many critics liked the animation and energetic scenes, but some felt the story was not as strong as the first film.
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Even though the film’s collections are dropping in India, ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ is still doing very well worldwide. Strong earnings from overseas markets are helping it stay successful overall.
As the movie is nearing the end of its theatre run, it has become one of the biggest hits of the year. Even with mixed reviews, people around the world are enjoying its visuals and entertainment.
