The craze for Hollywood films is overwhelming among Indian cinema lovers, and when it comes to Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) films, this craze increases manifold. Marvel Studios' blockbuster films have always created history at the box office, but this time what has happened has caught the attention of the whole world. Recently, 'Avengers Endgame: Encore', which was re-released in theaters, has set a historical record in terms of earnings, which no one had expected. This film has destroyed the 17-year-old record of famous Hollywood director James Cameron's iconic and worldwide highest-grossing film 'Avatar'. Re-release version created a stir at the global box office. According to experts and trade analysts, this re-release version of 'Avengers Endgame: Encore', which was re-released in theaters on September 25, has created a tsunami at the box office. According to Sacnilk and other leading reports, the film has made a whopping $123 million (about Rs 12,000 crore in Indian currency) worldwide through re-release alone. After this tremendous earning, the total worldwide collection of 'Avengers Endgame: Encore' has reached $ 2.925 billion (about Rs 24,400 crore in Indian rupees). With this figure, this Marvel superhero film has created a new history, leaving behind James Cameron's masterpiece film 'Avatar'. 17 year old record of James Cameron's 'Avatar' broken. Let us tell you that James Cameron's science-fiction film 'Avatar', released in 2009, was re-released in theaters a total of five times at different times. Including all these re-releases, the total worldwide collection of 'Avatar' was approximately 2.923 billion dollars (about Rs 24,350 crore). For the last 17 years, 'Avatar' had topped the list of the world's highest-grossing films. But now this new and stormy performance of 'Avengers Endgame: Encore' has broken that record and has set a new milestone in the history of cinema. This is a very happy occasion for Marvel fans, because their favorite superhero film has once again proved its dominance at the global box office.
