Avengers: Infinity War earnings cross $1 billion in record 11 days

Updated on May 07, 2018 04:52 pm IST

Avengers: Infinity War, the most loved superheroes film has won millions of hearts the world over. It has become the fastest film to earn $1 billion globally. This Marvel's superhero film was the most awaited film this year. The fils was first released on April 23rd, 2018 at Los Angeles World premiere. It was later released all over the world and hit the Indian theatres on 27th April 2018. And Indian fans have loved it too! This Marvel movie features 22 superheroes who fight the most powerful villain yet- Thanos. Thanos was responsible was the wars in the two previous Avengers films. And this time he has appeared as the main villain. Unfortunately, many of the 'Avengers' die in this film. Fans across the globe now wait eagerly to see what happens next! The fourth part of the movie is expected a year later in 2019.

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