Alright, let’s talk Brad Pitt. The Hollywood star is back on the big screen, tearing it up in this new sports flick, F1. People are loving it—like, the story’s got some real bite and Brad’s not phoning it in, for once. And yes, the box office numbers aren’t looking too shabby either.
So, if you’re into statistics, Sacnilk’s throwing out early numbers, and apparently, F1 grabbed 8 crores on day three in India. Not just for Hindi, but all languages. That’s pushed the total up to 21.25 crores. Not bad for a racing movie, right?
F1 Box Office Collection
The English version had almost half the seats filled on its first Sunday. Mornings were a little sleepy at 30%, but by the evening? Packed—nearly 64%. Guess folks would rather watch Brad Pitt race after brunch.
Opening day, F1 pulled in 5.5 crores, which is… fine. Not mind-blowing, but not embarrassing either. Day two, things picked up. 7.75 crores, so clearly word of mouth is doing its thing. Two days in, 13.25 crores.
But the real flex? Worldwide numbers. F1 blew past $140 million in its first weekend. That’s almost 12 billion rupees, if you’re counting. North America alone tossed $55 million at it. So yeah, Americans love Brad Pitt in a racing suit.
#F1 debuts to $144M at the global box office 💰
Budget was over $200M pic.twitter.com/bGcNncdi8H
— Culture Crave 🍿 (@CultureCrave) June 29, 2025
Brad Pitt’s F1 Cast
Oh, and the team behind the movie? Joseph Kosinski’s directing, Jerry Bruckheimer’s throwing money at it, and Lewis Hamilton—yes, the F1 legend himself—is producing and even pops up for a cameo. Damson Idris, Kerry Condon, Tobias Menzies, Javier Bardem—yeah, it’s stacked.
The plot? Classic comeback vibes. Pitt plays a racing driver who dusts off his helmet after thirty years away, all to help his old partner’s team from falling apart. Feels a bit Fast & Furious but with more espresso and less family BBQs.
Honestly, if you’re into high-octane drama and Brad Pitt’s particular brand of charm, this one’s probably worth a trip to the movies. Or just wait for streaming, I’m not your mom.
