'Jailer 2' box office collection day 2_ Rajinikanth's film crosses Rs 200 cr worldwide; earns.
Rajinikanth's action film 'Jailer 2', featuring Mohanlal and Vidya Balan, has crossed Rs 200 cr in worldwide gross collections within two days of its theatrical release. The movie earned Rs 35.60 cr in India on Friday, October 16, across 13,157 shows.
Its domestic net collection has reached Rs 95.30 cr, while the India gross stands at Rs 112.10 cr. Overseas earnings have also contributed significantly, taking the worldwide gross to Rs 209.10 cr.
'Jailer 2' day 2 box office collection
The film recorded an India net collection of Rs 35.60 cr on its second day. Overseas markets contributed Rs 40 cr on Friday, pushing the cumulative overseas gross to Rs 97 cr. According to Sacnilk, the second-day domestic net collection declined by 40.4% from Thursday's opening-day earnings of Rs 59.70 cr.
On Day 1, the movie registered 16,599 shows and an overall occupancy of 55.4%. Friday's reported occupancy stood at 48.2%, with 13,157 shows across the country.Jailer 2 Movie Review
Language-wise collection on Friday
The Tamil version led the domestic box office with Rs 25.25 cr from 7,243 shows. Its occupancy rate stood at 61%. The Telugu version collected Rs 7.25 cr across 1,940 shows, registering 54.3% occupancy. The Hindi version earned Rs 2.75 cr from 3,850 shows, with occupancy at 21%.
Meanwhile, the Kannada version contributed Rs 35 lakhs through 124 shows, recording 46% occupancy. Together, the four language versions accounted for the reported India net collection of Rs 35.60 cr on Day 2.
Tamil, Telugu and Hindi occupancy details
The Tamil 2D version recorded 63% overall occupancy on Friday. Morning shows registered 39.54%, followed by 57.08% in the afternoon and 69.46% in the evening. Night shows performed best, reaching 85.92%. The Telugu 2D version registered 53.94% overall occupancy.
Its morning, afternoon, evening and night shows recorded 32.36%, 52.27%, 55.18% and 73.64%, respectively. The Hindi 2D version reported 26.83% overall occupancy.
Morning screenings stood at 11.75%, afternoon shows at 23.50%, evening shows at 20.92%, and night screenings at 44.17%.
Footfalls and worldwide earnings
'Jailer 2' recorded 2,383,879 footfalls on its second day. Its cumulative footfalls over the first two days have reached 6,130,613.
The domestic gross collection stands at Rs 112.10 cr, while the India net total has reached Rs 95.30 cr. With overseas gross earnings of Rs 97 cr, the film's worldwide collection now stands at Rs 209.10 cr.
ETimes review of 'Jailer 2'
ETimes awarded the movie three out of five stars. The review noted that the second half becomes more serious and violent but does not fully deliver on the promise of the opening portion.The review read, "It is in the second half, that things turn serious, bloody and somewhat less impactful to what the first half promised.
Jailer and the Kalpaks involved in a game of who-blinks-first, and there is tension at the plot level because the Kalpaks come across as real threats.
They are a close-knit family, smart, have the muscle power and even use snipers, just like Jailer. And there is the constant underlying threat of the truth about Jailer's son being discovered by his grieving family (Ramya Krishnan, Mirna) and how they might react to it.
But Nelson chooses to stage this as a series of generic mass hero moments, making it seem like an easy cakewalk for Jailer. Even a major revelation gets brushed away as a not too important conflict in the next couple of scenes.
What should have been a punch emotional action film about ties of the blood becomes a regular action film where blood is spilled like water."DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie's box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.