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Jailer 2 box office Day 12: Rajinikanth's film crosses ₹400 crore India net and breaks Baahubali 2's Kerala record
Jailer 2 added ₹9.45 crore net on its second Monday to cross ₹408 crore India net and about ₹733 crore worldwide. Tracker AB George says it has also passed Baahubali 2's nine-year-old ₹72.20 crore lifetime gross in Kerala.
IllustrationRajinikanth's Jailer 2 crossed another milestone on its second Monday. The Nelson Dilipkumar film earned about ₹9.45 crore net in India on Day 12, taking its domestic net total past ₹400 crore, according to Sacnilk estimates reported by Filmibeat.
Jailer 2 box office after 12 days
- India net: ₹408.15 crore
- India gross: ₹477.85 crore
- Overseas gross: ₹255.50 crore
- Worldwide gross: about ₹733.35 crore
The second weekend and Monday
- Friday, 23 October: ₹14.50 crore
- Saturday, 24 October: ₹24.15 crore
- Sunday, 25 October: ₹25.70 crore
- Monday, 26 October: ₹9.45 crore, from 10,450 shows at 19.8% occupancy
The Monday drop of about 63% from Sunday is normal for a film in its second week after a big weekend.
Language-wise collection on Day 12
- Tamil: ₹5.65 crore
- Telugu: ₹2 crore
- Hindi: ₹1.40 crore
- Kannada: ₹40 lakh, with the highest occupancy at 32%
A new Kerala record
Kerala box office tracker AB George posted on 27 October that Jailer 2 has passed Baahubali 2: The Conclusion's lifetime Kerala gross of ₹72.20 crore. That figure had stood as the best for a non-Malayalam film in the state for nearly nine years. As with all tracker numbers, these are estimates rather than audited figures.
What comes next
Jailer 2 has about a week before Ramayana: Part 1 takes most premium screens in early November. Until then it faces little competition, and its weekday holds will decide how close it gets to the ₹800 crore worldwide mark.
Read how Jailer 2 became the biggest Tamil film ever: https://mediamarvels.in/news/jailer-2-box-office-highest-grossing-tamil-film-beats-2-0.
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