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Awarapan 2’s Day‑11 Box‑Office Slump: Near‑70% Drop, Gross Near ₹140 Crore
✍️ Outlook India
🗓 25 Aug 2026, 12:18 PM
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On its eleventh day, Emraan Hashmi’s ‘Awarapan 2’ saw box‑office earnings fall by almost 70%, bringing its total collection close to ₹140 crore, Outlook India reports.
The latest box‑office figures released by Outlook India indicate that the film ‘Awarapan 2’, starring Emraan Hashmi, experienced a sharp decline in earnings on its eleventh day, with revenue dropping by nearly 70% compared with the previous day's takings.
Despite the steep fall, the cumulative gross of the movie is now edging toward the ₹140 crore mark, a milestone that places the sequel among the higher‑earning releases of the year.
Industry analysts note that such a dip is typical for films entering their second weekend, as initial hype wanes and new releases compete for audience attention. Nevertheless, the near‑₹140 crore total suggests that the film has retained a solid core audience.
Producers are likely to monitor the trend closely, as further declines could affect the final domestic tally, while the current trajectory still promises a respectable year‑end figure.
The performance will also influence distributors’ decisions on screen allocations for the coming weeks, especially in smaller markets where box‑office momentum is crucial.
Despite the steep fall, the cumulative gross of the movie is now edging toward the ₹140 crore mark, a milestone that places the sequel among the higher‑earning releases of the year.
Industry analysts note that such a dip is typical for films entering their second weekend, as initial hype wanes and new releases compete for audience attention. Nevertheless, the near‑₹140 crore total suggests that the film has retained a solid core audience.
Producers are likely to monitor the trend closely, as further declines could affect the final domestic tally, while the current trajectory still promises a respectable year‑end figure.
The performance will also influence distributors’ decisions on screen allocations for the coming weeks, especially in smaller markets where box‑office momentum is crucial.