Jaat Continues Strong Box Office Performance
Action drama film Jaat, released on April 10, is performing robustly in its second week at the box office, with second weekend collections showing strength. While many Bollywood films released in 2025, such as Salman Khan’s Sikander, saw collections decline significantly by the second week, Jaat has maintained its performance. The film was initially released on approximately 3500 screens in India for its first week. In its second week, despite the release of new films, Jaat continues to run on about 2500 screens. Made on a budget of ₹100 crore, Jaat has already been tagged as a hit at the box office.
Jaat recorded an India net collection of ₹9.62 crore on its first day. Its four-day opening weekend garnered ₹40.62 crore net in the Indian market. The film’s first week (seven days) India net collection stood at ₹57.97 crore. On its eighth day, the film’s India net collection was over ₹4 crore. For its ninth day, Jaat is collecting approximately ₹3.5 crore India net.
The initial nine-day India net collection for Jaat is ₹65.50 crore, with an India gross collection of ₹77.94 crore. The film’s nine-day worldwide box office collection has reached ₹86.75 crore. Anticipated collections for the upcoming Saturday and Sunday are expected to see a significant rise, potentially pushing the film past the ₹100 crore worldwide mark within these two days. The film is predicted to become one of Sunny Deol’s biggest blockbusters.
Kesari Chapter 2 First Day Box Office & Pre-Release Earnings
Akshay Kumar’s historical drama film Kesari Chapter 2 received a good start at the box office. The film was released worldwide on 2500 screens, with approximately 1750 screens across India, primarily in multiplexes. Single screens largely remained dominated by Jaat.
Kesari Chapter 2 was produced with a budget of ₹80 crore. However, its makers had already recovered ₹90 crore before release through various rights sales. The digital rights were sold for ₹52 crore, satellite rights for ₹27 crore, and music rights for ₹11 crore, surpassing its budget by ₹10 crore.
On its first day, Kesari Chapter 2 recorded an India net collection of approximately ₹8.5 crore, with an India gross collection exceeding ₹10 crore. The film garnered about ₹3.25 crore from the overseas market on its opening day. This brings Kesari Chapter 2’s first-day worldwide box office collection to ₹13.37 crore. Morning shows saw an occupancy of 12% to 15%, while afternoon, evening, and night shows reported decent bookings.
Good Bad Ugly 9-Day Box Office Collections
The South Indian action drama thriller film Good Bad Ugly, released in Tamil and Telugu, has completed 9 days in cinemas. The film saw strong earnings in its first week and continues to receive a very good response in its second week.
Good Bad Ugly’s first week (seven days) India net collection was ₹113.85 crore. On its eighth day, the film earned ₹5.11 crore at the Indian box office. For its ninth day, with a slight drop in occupancy compared to the previous day, the film is collecting approximately ₹4.20 crore from India.
The initial nine-day all-India net collection for Good Bad Ugly stands at ₹123.16 crore, with an India gross collection of ₹146.56 crore. The film’s nine-day worldwide box office collection has reached ₹207.81 crore. Collections are expected to see another significant jump on the upcoming Saturday and Sunday. The film is anticipated to achieve the record for the highest earnings in Ajith Kumar’s career.