Nolan's 'The Odyssey' earns Rs 39 cr net in India within two days

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Christopher Nolan's latest film 'The Odyssey' has shown strong performance at the Indian box office in its opening weekend. The movie collected a net total of Rs 22 crore on its second day alone. Its cumulative gross collection stood at Rs 47 crore, with net earnings reaching Rs 39 crore. The English version was the top contributor, bringing in Rs 17 crore on Saturday. The film is projected to cross the Rs 50 crore mark by the end of its third day.

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