Allu Arjun’s Pushpa 2 is making waves. On Saturday the film grossed Rs 25 crore across all volumes across India. secnilc report,
This includes Rs 4.35 crore from Telugu screenings, Rs 20 crore from Hindi shows, Rs 55 lakh from Tamil screening and Rs 8 lakh and Rs 2 lakh from Kannada and Malayalam markets, respectively. The film recorded an overall Telugu occupancy of 42.21% on its third Saturday.
Till now this action-drama has earned a grand total of Rs 1029.9 crore. Directed by Sukumar, Pushpa 2: Rules Sequel to release 2021 Pushpa: Rise,
Bollywood trade analyst Taran Adarsh shared Pushpa 2: RulesThe Friday issues of the Hindi edition of Twitter are on X (formerly Twitter).
He wrote, “Pushpa 2 Despite fresh competition, box office dominance continues… Double digit collections, showing remarkable strength… Solid growth expected on Saturday and Sunday. pushpa2 [Week 3] Fri 12.50 crores. Total: ₹ 645 crore.”
#pushpa2 continues to dominate #box officeDespite fresh competition… double digit collection growth, showing remarkable staying power… solid growth expected on Saturday and Sunday.#pushpa2 [Week 3] Fri 12.50 crores. Total: ₹ 645 crore.#India biz | #Hindi Edition |… pic.twitter.com/xjqcM4aERW
– Tran Adarsh (@tran_adarsh) 21 December 2024
Earlier Allu Arjun had reacted Pushpa 2: RulesRecord breaking success.
At the Thank You press meet in Delhi, the actor said, “It feels incredible to sit on top of a record-breaking hit, and I won’t deny that the numbers mean something to me. Of course they do, and I will be in this state for a few months because being a part of a Rs 1000 crore film is no joke.”
“The figures are temporary but the love I hold very close to my heart. I always say that records are meant to be broken, maybe for the next 2-3 months I will enjoy all these records but hopefully, by the summer I would like the next film to break all these records.
He said, “It does not have to be a Telugu film, it can be Tamil, Kannada, Hindi. It doesn’t matter but I want these records to be broken because that’s progress. India is going up.”
