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Rajinikanth's 'Jailer 2' Nears ₹700 Crore Globally on Day 10
✍️ India Today
🗓 26 Oct 2026, 07:36 AM
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The Rajinikanth‑starrer 'Jailer 2' has amassed close to 700 crore rupees worldwide by its tenth day of release, according to India Today.
On its tenth day in theatres, the Rajinikanth‑led action drama 'Jailer 2' is reported to have crossed the Rs 700 crore mark in global box‑office collections, according to India Today. The milestone places the film among the highest‑grossing Indian releases of the year, reflecting strong audience turnout both domestically and overseas.
The film, a sequel to the 2023 hit 'Jailer', continues to draw crowds across major Indian metros and key overseas markets where the star enjoys a dedicated fan base. Trade analysts note that the rapid accumulation of revenue underscores the enduring box‑office pull of Rajinikanth, especially for franchise titles.
While exact regional breakdowns have not been disclosed, the near‑Rs 700 crore figure suggests robust performance in domestic territories, as well as significant contributions from markets such as the United Arab Emirates, United States, and Southeast Asia. The film’s producers have not yet confirmed whether the total will surpass the Rs 800 crore threshold that would cement its status as a pan‑Indian blockbuster.
The film, a sequel to the 2023 hit 'Jailer', continues to draw crowds across major Indian metros and key overseas markets where the star enjoys a dedicated fan base. Trade analysts note that the rapid accumulation of revenue underscores the enduring box‑office pull of Rajinikanth, especially for franchise titles.
While exact regional breakdowns have not been disclosed, the near‑Rs 700 crore figure suggests robust performance in domestic territories, as well as significant contributions from markets such as the United Arab Emirates, United States, and Southeast Asia. The film’s producers have not yet confirmed whether the total will surpass the Rs 800 crore threshold that would cement its status as a pan‑Indian blockbuster.