Jurassic World Rebirth Roars Louder Than Indian Hits

There’s something about dinosaurs that never gets old. Just when you think the thrill might fade, Jurassic World Rebirth stomps in and proves otherwise. Released on July 4, the film isn’t just riding on nostalgia; it’s tearing through the box office with raw energy, big visuals, and a clear sense of what audiences crave. While most sequels slow down with time, this one wastes no time making noise. It’s not trying too hard, it just knows what works.

Indian viewers are clearly enjoying the ride. In just four days, the film collected nearly ₹45 crore across the country. That’s a strong number for a Hollywood release here. What stood out was its Monday performance. Even with the usual drop after the weekend, it managed to draw better crowds than most local releases. Despite a 70% dip from Sunday, it held up better than expected.

The film is also outperforming several homegrown titles. Kannappa and Thammudu couldn’t keep up, and even Brad Pitt’s Formula One film is lagging behind in the South. The message is clear, dinosaurs still pull crowds, no matter how many times we’ve seen them roar.

Jurassic World Rebirth didn’t try to change anything big. It gave the audience exactly what they love, huge dinosaurs, thrilling chase scenes, and that same old wild action. Looking at the crowd response, this simple formula is still doing wonders. This is not just one more part in the series, it’s a full-on box office blockbuster.