Universal Pictures Indias latest film Jurassic World: Rebirth has made a blockbuster start at the box office worldwide. The world of dinosaurs has always attracted movie lovers. This time too this film has not disappointed the audience. The film has set many records of earnings worldwide with its release. Not only this but this film has also performed well in India. It has left many Bollywood films behind in terms of earnings. Lets know how the box office collection of this sci-fi thriller flick till now. How Much Jurassic World: Rebirth Has Collected In India? Jurassic World: Rebirth has made a blockbuster start at the Indian box office. The film earned a brilliant Rs 49.3 crore in its first weekend. The film stars Hollywood veteran Scarlett Johansson Emmy and SAG nominee Jonathan Bailey and two-time Oscar winner Mahershala Ali in lead roles. How Much Has The Film Collected Worldwide? Jurassic World: Rebirth not only performed brilliantly at the Indian box office but the film is also making a bang worldwide. The film surpassed expectations and became the second biggest opening weekend film of 2025 just behind Mission Impossible- The Final Reckoning. Jurassic World: Rebirth was released worldwide on July 2 and has been mounted on a budget of Rs 1500 crore which has till date collected around Rs 2763 crore. What Is The Plot Of Jurassic World: Rebirth? Jurassic World: Rebirth is an exciting science-fiction thriller. Zora Bennett played by Scarlett Johansson leads a skilled team on a secret mission to acquire the genetic material of three giant dinosaurs which can create life-saving medicine for humanity. Thus begins the new story of the war between dinosaurs and humans. The film also features a stellar cast that includes Rupert Friend Manuel Garcia-Rulfo Luna Blaise David Lacono Audrina Miranda Ed Skrein Bechir Sylvain and Philippine Velge. Alexandre Desplat composed the score for ‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’ hence bringing Edwards back with ‘Godzilla’ and replacing Michael Giacchino who wrote the earlier episodes in the ‘Jurassic World’ series.