Jailer 2 earned ₹28.15 crore nett in India on Day 7, its lowest daily collection so far. Despite the midweek drop, the Rajinikanth-starrer has reached ₹582.45 crore worldwide and is ₹17.55 crore short of the ₹600-crore mark.
Jailer 2 Records Its Sharpest Midweek Drop
The film collected ₹28.15 crore nett in India on Wednesday, October 21, according to Sacnilk. That was nearly 40% below Tuesday’s ₹46.80 crore and marked the first major midweek decline after a strong opening week. Its India nett total now stands at ₹317.20 crore, while its India gross collection has reached ₹371.45 crore.
Worldwide Total Nears ₹600 Crore
With an estimated ₹7 crore in overseas gross on Wednesday, Jailer 2’s cumulative overseas collection rose to ₹211 crore. Combined with its India gross, the film’s worldwide total reached ₹582.45 crore—leaving ₹17.55 crore to cross ₹600 crore. The film opened on October 15 with ₹59.70 crore nett in India. After ₹37.10 crore on Friday, it collected ₹47.25 crore on Saturday and ₹55.85 crore on Sunday, followed by ₹42.35 crore on Monday and ₹46.80 crore on Tuesday.
Tamil Version Leads Day 7 Collections
The Tamil version contributed ₹18.50 crore nett from 6,914 shows on Wednesday. Telugu screenings added ₹6 crore from 2,187 shows, while Hindi collected ₹3 crore across 5,183 shows. Kannada contributed ₹65 lakh from 186 shows, taking the four-language total to ₹28.15 crore from 14,470 shows. Theatre occupancy stood at 46.23% for Tamil, 43.48% for Telugu and 24.77% for Hindi screenings.
State Collections and Cast
Wednesday’s estimated state-wise gross included ₹10.75 crore from Tamil Nadu, ₹7.25 crore from Karnataka, ₹7 crore from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana combined, ₹4.75 crore from Kerala and ₹3.25 crore from other Indian markets. The film recorded 1,853,141 footfalls on the day, bringing its cumulative theatrical footfalls to 20,863,114. Directed by Nelson Dilipkumar, the sequel stars Rajinikanth alongside Shiva Rajkumar, Hrithik Roshan, Ramya Krishnan, Vidya Balan, SJ Suryah and Mohanlal. Its next test will be sustaining audience turnout as opening-week momentum eases.
