Kesari Chapter 2 Box Office Debut
Superstar Akshay Kumar’s Kesari Chapter 2 made a strong debut at the box office, with a significant jump in collections on its second day. The film recorded an India Net Collection of ₹8 crore 26 lakh on its first day. On its second day, Kesari Chapter 2 is collecting approximately ₹11 crore 30 lakh in India Net Collection. This increase is attributed to positive responses and Saturday being a half-holiday.
With these figures, the film’s total India Net Collection for two days stands at ₹19 crore 56 lakh. The India Gross Collection for the same period is ₹23 crore 27 lakh. Internationally, Kesari Chapter 2 has earned ₹5 crore 48 lakh. This brings the two-day worldwide box office collection for Kesari Chapter 2 to ₹28 crore 75 lakh. The film, made on a budget of ₹80 crore, has shown a commendable performance in its initial two days.
Jaat Continues Record-Breaking Box Office Run
Sunny Deol’s Jaat movie, released last week, continues its record-breaking box office run into its second week. The film’s second-week collections have been remarkably strong, surpassing the first-week earnings of many other Bollywood films released this year. Jaat’s collections on its current day are even better compared to the previous day.
The film registered an India Net Collection of ₹62 crore 24 lakh in its first eight days. On its ninth day (second Friday), Jaat earned an India Net Collection of ₹4 crore 38 lakh, exceeding initial expectations. For its tenth day (Saturday), Jaat is collecting ₹6 crore 25 lakh in the India market, benefiting from improved response in morning shows and increased bookings for afternoon, evening, and night shows compared to the previous day.
The total India Net Collection for Jaat over 10 days has reached ₹72 crore 87 lakh, with an India Gross Collection of ₹86 crore 71 lakh. Overseas, Jaat has accumulated ₹10 crore 33 lakh. This brings the film’s total worldwide box office collection for 10 days to ₹97 crore 4 lakh. Jaat is close to entering the ₹100 crore club, requiring just ₹3 crore more. The film is projected to surpass ₹100 crore worldwide by Sunday, as Sunday’s collections are expected to be significantly higher than today’s. Notably, Jaat continues to hold over 2500 screens in its second week, which is more than the 1750 screens allocated to the new release Kesari Chapter 2.
Good Bad Ugly Achieves Super-Duper Hit Status
Ajith Kumar’s film Good Bad Ugly has achieved super-duper hit status at the box office. Made on a budget of ₹250 crore, the film has performed exceptionally well in South India. Good Bad Ugly collected an India Net Collection of ₹119 crore 15 lakh in its first eight days. The film’s ninth-day (second Friday) collections were surprising, bringing in an India Net Collection of ₹6 crore 78 lakh, which was higher than predictions.
On its tenth day (Saturday), the film is estimating an India Net Collection of approximately ₹8.5 crore, showing a significant growth in occupancy compared to yesterday. The total India Net Collection for Good Bad Ugly over 10 days is ₹134 crore 43 lakh. The film’s India Gross Collection stands at ₹159 crore 92 lakh. Globally, Good Bad Ugly has garnered a remarkable ₹221 crore 19 lakh in the worldwide market.