Nuremberg Day 12 Box Office Collection: A Bare Minimum Addition as Theatrical Presence Fades. Nuremberg enters Day 12 with the same pattern that has defined its first eleven days — minimal occupancy, restricted screenings, and negligible additions to its cumulative total. The film, which began with an opening of just ₹0.12 crore in India, has not shown any noticeable momentum since its release. Day 12 continues the trend, with early trade estimates indicating nearly flat movement, mirroring Day 11’s low-level performance. With its release confined to select metros and specialty screens, the film’s India collections remain too small for daily figures to be widely reported.
Limited Buzz and Niche Appeal Shape the Film’s Run. From the outset, Nuremberg positioned itself as a niche historical courtroom drama — a genre that traditionally finds limited theatrical traction in India. Although critics appreciated its detailing and performances, the mass-market appeal remained practically nonexistent.As a result, the film’s occupancy declined significantly after the opening weekend, with most shows experiencing sparse attendance. By Day 12, Nuremberg has clearly transitioned into its low-visibility phase, surviving only through curated screenings and limited interest among cinephiles.
Global Performance Is More Stable but still modest. Internationally, the film has performed better than in India, accumulating an estimated US $6.75 million so far. This suggests consistent engagement from viewers who follow historical cinema, particularly in Europe and North America. However, even globally, the numbers remain moderate, reflecting that the film has resonated more through critical appreciation than widespread commercial success.
Near the End of Its Theatrical Journey, with Day 12 marking another subdued day at the box office, Nuremberg appears to be nearing the end of its theatrical run. Limited marketing, its intense subject matter, and competition from mainstream releases have all contributed to its modest performance. That said, the film’s nuanced portrayal of historical events is expected to find a wider audience once it transitions to streaming platforms. Like many slow-burning historical dramas, Nuremberg may ultimately build its legacy through digital viewership rather than box-office numbers.
For now, Day 12 reinforces the trend — steady, quiet, and commercially restrained as the film moves toward its theatrical conclusion.
