Hyderabad:The buzz around Pushpa 2: The Rule continues to soar, with the film dominating the box office and the speculation about its OTT release only adding to the excitement. While fans eagerly await its digital debut, the film is already making a huge impact in theatres, crossing Rs 1000 crore net in India within just 16 days. Directed by Sukumar and starring Allu Arjun, Pushpa 2 has become a massive hit, shattering records and setting new standards for Indian cinema.
From the moment Pushpa 2: The Rule hit theatres, it was clear that Allu Arjun's return as the fearless Pushpa Raj would be nothing short of spectacular. The film has now become the fastest to reach the Rs 1000 crore net milestone in India. With its immense success in both the Hindi and Telugu markets, it has set a new benchmark in Indian cinema. The film has already joined the prestigious Rs 1000 crore club, alongside films like Baahubali 2, Dangal, Pathaan, and RRR.
In its opening week, Pushpa 2 raked in a staggering Rs 425 crore net, a figure that was further propelled by its impressive second-week performance. The film earned nearly Rs 200 crore net during the second week, breaking records held by Baahubali 2 (Rs 143.25 crore net) and becoming the highest-grossing Hindi film of the week by surpassing Stree 2 (Rs 598 crore net).
Pushpa 2 Box Office Collection Day 16
According to early estimates from industry tracker Sacnilk, Pushpa 2 earned Rs 13.75 crore on day 16, which is a 22.10% drop compared to the previous day's collections. By day 16, the movie had crossed Rs 1004 crore net in India, with the Hindi version accounting for a significant chunk. This is a remarkable feat and the holiday season of Christmas and New Year is expected to give the film an additional boost, with experts predicting it could easily break Baahubali 2's record by end of weekend.
What is particularly striking about Pushpa 2 is its broad appeal across linguistic boundaries. While Telugu is Allu Arjun's home turf, the film has performed remarkably well in the Hindi market, which now accounts for over Rs 630 crore of its total net collections. This speaks volumes about the film's pan-India success and its strong connection with audiences, a factor that is becoming increasingly important for films to achieve national success.
Day/Week | India Net Collection |
Week 1 | Rs 725.8 Cr |
Week 2 | Rs 264.8 Cr |
Day 16 | Rs 13.75 Cr (Early estimates) |
Total | Rs 1004.35 Cr |
Heading Towards Rs 1500 Cr Worldwide Gross