Pushpa 2 Box Office Collections: Allu Arjun film tops 1100cr in India in 2 weeks, Racing towards Baahubali 2

December 20, 2024:

Pushpa 2 posted an incredible Rs. 301 crore second week at the Indian box office. The drop from the last week was just 51 per cent, which would be a robust hold as it is but when you add that it’s coming from the staggering first week of Rs. 600 crore plus, that’s nothing short of magical. The total box office gross for the two weeks is Rs. 1110 crore.

Pushpa 2 is no longer just a favourite to beat Baahubali 2 but is now speeding toward claiming the all-time record. The hold today on its third Friday will put it in stone.

The box office collections of Pushpa 2 at the Indian box office are as follows:

Day	Gross
Week One	Rs. 808.75 cr.

2nd Friday	Rs. 42.00 cr.
2nd Saturday	Rs. 71.75 cr.
2nd Sunday	Rs. 83.25 cr.
2nd Monday	Rs. 32.50 cr.
2nd Tuesday	Rs. 27.00 cr.
2nd Wednesday	Rs. 24.00 cr.
2nd Thursday	Rs. 20.75 cr.

Total	Rs. 1110.00 cr.

Pushpa 2 is on a dream run in the Hindi language and has emerged as an ALL TIME BLOCKBUSTER, in the elite coming of legendary films like Sholay, HAHK, Gadar, DDLJ and Baahubali 2. The film has already become the highest-grosser in several circuits, including Gujarat, CP Berar, Odisha, and CI. Other territories, such as Mumbai, Bihar, and Rajasthan, will fall in a day or two. The ones remaining like Delhi/UP, East Punjab, West Bengal and Assam will also fall by the end of the run, though West Bengal could be a close call.

Read: Central India Crowns Pushpa 2 as the All-Time Box Office Champion, Surpassing Baahubali 2

There is a narrative that film is not performing well in the Telugu states, which is complete hogwash. The film is already the fourth-highest grosser of all time in the twin states and is set to claim the third spot today by surpassing Kalki 2898 AD. Within the next three to four days, it will overtake Baahubali 2 to secure the runner-up position, trailing only RRR. The film is a massive blockbuster in the Ceeded districts, where its collections are already 50 per cent higher than Kalki by the end of the run will be close to double. The narrative of underperformance comes from the archaic way of seeing film performance solely by distributor recovery. There was also an issue with ticket prices in the first few days of the run but since then prices have normalised and the film has responded to them well, holding superbly.

The territorial breakdown for the box office collections of Pushpa 2 is as follows:

Area	Gross
AP/TS	Rs. 288.25 cr.
Nizam	Rs. 133.00 cr.
Ceeded	Rs. 46.25 cr.
Andhra	Rs. 109.00 cr.

Karnataka	Rs. 78.00 cr.
Tamil Nadu	Rs. 69.50 cr.
Kerala	Rs. 17.75 cr.
Hindi Belt	Rs. 656.50 cr.

INDIA	Rs. 1110.00 cr.

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