Marvel's
Shang-Chi
and
the
Legend
of
The
Ten
Rings
has
surpassed
all
the
expectations
with
its
one-week
box
office
collection.
The
film
that
released
on
September
3
in
the
US
with
a
four-day
weekend
has
reportedly
crossed
a
collection
of
US
$100
million
in
just
5
days.
According
to
Box
Office
Mojo,
Shang-Chi
has
earned
US
$101.29
million
at
the
US
and
Canada
box
office.
The
film's
release
in
several
international
markets
like
the
UK,
South
Korea,
France,
Russia
and
Japan
has
collected
over
US
$56.41
million,
making
a
global
tally
of
US
$157.70
million.
Shang-Chi
is
said
to
be
the
biggest
release
of
the
pandemic
era
in
theatres,
and
is
currently
playing
in
4,300
theatres
in
the
domestic
market.
The
film
was
released
in
India
on
September
3
as
well
and
has
garnered
a
lot
of
praise
from
fans
and
critics
alike.
Shang-Chi's
India
box
office
weekend
total
has
come
up
to
Rs
12.63
crore
gross
and
Rs
10.61
nett
box
office
collection.
Talking
about
the
film,
according
to
the
makers,
Shang-Chi
is
officially
an
Avenger.
The
announcement
was
made
by
Marvel
in
a
video
on
their
YouTube
channel.
The
clip
features
Shang-Chi
of
Shang-Chi
And
The
Legend
Of
The
Ten
Rings
alongside
other
Avengers
including
Robert
Downey
Jr's
Iron
Man,
Scarlett
Johansson's
Black
Widow
and
Chris
Evans'
Captain
America.
Shang-Chi
is
the
first
Asian
Avenger
of
MCU,
played
by
Simu
Liu
who
is
a
Canadian-Chinese
actor.
The
film
also
stars
Awkwafina,
Meng'er
Zhang,
Fala
Chen,
Florian
Munteanu,
Benedict
Wong,
Michelle
Yeoh,
Ben
Kingsley
and
Tony
Leung
in
pivotal
roles.