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News Topical, Digital Desk : There is no doubt that there is a dangerous craze for Hollywood movies in India. Be it Mission Impossible 8 or Final Destination 6, these films created history with their earnings worldwide. They were loved a lot in India too. Now after these two films, the magic of another Hollywood movie is being seen all over the world including India.
A Hollywood movie released in cinemas across the world four days ago has earned more than Rs 1700 crore within a week. The business has been tremendous in India too. This movie is none other than How to Train Your Dragon . This is a live action movie which is a remake of the 2010 animated film How to Train Your Dragon.
Worldwide collection of the film
The story of the film How to Train Your Dragon is based on the novel written by Cressida Cowell released in the year 2003. The film made under the banner of Dreamworks Animation is directed by Dean DeBloise. The film was released in cinemas worldwide on June 13 and it captured the box office as soon as it was released.
According to Saccanilk, How to Train Your Dragon has grossed Rs 1710 crore worldwide in just 4 days. The film collected Rs 985 crore overseas while it had a strong collection in India as well. Its net collection in India has so far reached Rs 11.80 crore.
- Day 1 - 2.15 crore
- Day 2 - Rs 4 crore
- Day 3 - Rs 4.5 crore
- Day 4 - 1.15 crore
Star cast and story of the film
The story of the Hollywood movie revolves around the weak and skinny 16-year-old Hiccup and a dangerous dragon. Hiccup, who is physically weak, is mentally sharp and invents new technologies. One day when the dragon attacks his village, he injures it using one of his technologies. After this, a deep friendship begins between Hiccup and the dragon. The twist that comes in the story after that is worth watching.
Mason Thames plays Hiccup in the film. Nico Parker, Gerard Butler, Julian Dennison and Nick Frost also play important roles.
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