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Jailer 2 grosses $27 million overseas, overtakes KGF 2 and cracks top‑6 list
✍️ Sacnilk
🗓 28 Oct 2026, 04:37 AM
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The sequel ‘Jailer 2’ has earned $27 million from overseas markets, surpassing ‘KGF 2’ and ranking among the top six Indian films abroad, with North America accounting for 27% of the total.
The Indian action‑drama ‘Jailer 2’ has crossed the $27 million mark in overseas collections, according to trade tracker Sacnilk. This milestone places the film ahead of the previously higher‑earning ‘KGF 2’ and secures a spot among the top six Indian releases in foreign markets.
North America emerged as the strongest contributor, delivering roughly 27 percent of the total overseas revenue. The remaining earnings are spread across key territories such as the United Kingdom, the Middle East, and the Asia‑Pacific region, reflecting a broad international appeal.
Industry analysts view the performance as a significant boost for the Indian film industry’s export potential, highlighting the growing appetite for regional content abroad. The success also underscores the star power of lead actor Rajinikanth and the film’s wide‑release strategy.
Sacnilk’s data confirms that ‘Jailer 2’ continues to add to its overseas tally in the coming weeks, suggesting the final overseas haul could climb further as the film remains in theatres worldwide.
North America emerged as the strongest contributor, delivering roughly 27 percent of the total overseas revenue. The remaining earnings are spread across key territories such as the United Kingdom, the Middle East, and the Asia‑Pacific region, reflecting a broad international appeal.
Industry analysts view the performance as a significant boost for the Indian film industry’s export potential, highlighting the growing appetite for regional content abroad. The success also underscores the star power of lead actor Rajinikanth and the film’s wide‑release strategy.
Sacnilk’s data confirms that ‘Jailer 2’ continues to add to its overseas tally in the coming weeks, suggesting the final overseas haul could climb further as the film remains in theatres worldwide.