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Oppenheimer box-office day 1 collection: Christopher Nolan’s film opens at over ₹13 crore, beats Mission Impossible 7

Oppenheimer box-office day 1 collection beats that of Mission Impossible and fast X, making it a roaring success!

Will This Be The Best Work of Nolan? Oppenheimer box-office day 1 collection says so!

Oppenheimer box office day 1 collection has gone above and beyond what anyone had expected. The film opened at Rs 13 – 13.50 crores on just its first day. This was much higher than Fast X and Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part 1, both Hollywood movies which had seen huge openings. 

It is expected that the weekend will help the movie see even better numbers. The movie also sold more than 3 lakh tickets in advance bookings. 

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Worldwide Hit 

The movie is expected to earn a number close to 150 million dollars worldwide. If all goes well, this would be an easy number for the movie, making it a profitable venture for Universal Pictures

The movie is about theoretical physicist J Robert Oppenheimer, the man known for his contribution to the development of atomic bombs. 

What are people saying about the movie? Did the movie live up to its hype? 

Here are some reactions from Twitter. The movie has been classified as true art. Nolan created “visual porn” and has managed to look at one of the most important events in world history- the Nagasaki and Hiroshima bombings with such depth. It is what was expected of Nolan and the acting of Cillian Murphy has made it possible.

The movie is worth a watch and probably what you needed this weekend! 

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Harshita Bajaj

Harshita has a background in Psychology and Criminology and is currently pursuing her PhD in Criminology. She can be found reading crime thrillers (or any other book for that matter) or binge-watching shows on Netflix when she is not in hibernation.
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