F1 The Movie Becomes a Rare Hollywood Film to Complete 100 Days at the Indian Box Office

F1 The Movie Completes 100 Days At Indian Box Office:

F1 The Movie is undoubtedly one of the most successful Hollywood releases of the year in India. The Brad Pitt-starrer has zoomed past the 100-day mark in cinemas and continues to perform impressively at the box office both in India and worldwide, receiving a thunderous response from audiences and critics alike.

The feat of completing 100 days in Indian cinemas is truly rare for a Hollywood film in 2025. The film has achieved extraordinary success, grossing over ₹125 crore at the Indian box office and emerging as the highest-grossing Hollywood film of 2025 in India. Even in its fifteenth week, F1: The Movie continues to race ahead, playing in 10 cinemas across the country.

Speaking on the occasion, Denzil Dias, VP & Managing Director, Warner Bros. India, said, “Just like a champion driver crossing the finish line after 100 laps, F1: The Movie has raced into the hearts of Indian audiences for 100 incredible days. This podium finish belongs to the extraordinary vision of our filmmakers and Apple Films, to our exceptional team at Warner Bros. Pictures India who accelerated this journey, to our cinema partners who kept the engines running, and most importantly, to our fans—the true champions who’ve made this the biggest Hollywood victory lap of 2025. This isn’t just box office success; it’s a celebration of cinema that resonates at full throttle.”

F1 The Movie is directed by Joseph Kosinski from a screenplay by Ehren Kruger. The film stars Brad Pitt, Damson Idris, Kerry Condon, Tobias Menzies, and Javier Bardem in supporting roles.

You can read our review of F1 below:

F1 The Movie Review: A Breathtaking Racing Ballet

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