Emraan Hashmi‘s Awarapan 2 has achieved a major box office milestone, crossing the ₹100 Cr nett mark at the Indian box office within just 5 days of release. The film has recorded a tracked gross of ₹117.63 Cr in India, delivering the career-biggest opening and closing performance for the actor.
Day-Wise Box Office Performance
Awarapan 2 joined the prestigious ₹100 Cr nett club on Day 5, maintaining strong momentum after its massive ₹90 Cr opening weekend that crushed the Independence Day competition. Here’s the complete day-wise breakdown:
| Day | India Gross (₹ Cr) |
|---|---|
| Day 1 (Friday) | 26.07 |
| Day 2 (Saturday) | 39.90 |
| Day 3 (Sunday) | 30.47 |
| Day 4 (Monday) | 10.55 |
| Day 5 (Tuesday) | 10.64 |
| Total (5 Days) | 117.63 |
The film leveraged the Independence Day holiday advantage exceptionally well, with Day 2 showing a massive 53% growth over the opening day. The crucial Monday test was passed with double-digit collections, proving strong word-of-mouth beyond the holiday boost.
Worldwide Collections and Lifetime Target
Including overseas territories, Awarapan 2 has amassed a 5-day worldwide gross in the range of ₹140 Cr. At the current pace, the film is comfortably headed toward a ₹150 Cr lifetime gross in India — a landmark achievement that would cement its position as a major commercial success.
Career-Best Milestone for Emraan Hashmi
This marks a historic moment for Emraan Hashmi, as Awarapan 2 becomes his first film to achieve the ₹100 Cr nett milestone, with the ₹150 Cr nett target well within reach. The film's Day 1 opening of ₹26.07 Cr already established a new career record, and with fans’ exceptional support throughout the extended weekend, the sequel is rewriting the actor’s box office track record.
Made as a sequel to the 2007 release Awarapan, the film has successfully connected with audiences, particularly 90s fans who have a strong emotional connection to the original. The sequel’s ability to maintain solid weekday numbers indicates sustained audience interest, setting it up for a strong theatrical run.
