Dhurandhar 2 vs Jawan vs Pathaan vs Animal Box Office Thread; Complete Day-wise Breakdown, Opening Records and Total Collection Comparison
After the first two days, Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge has delivered a massive ₹226.27 Cr India net, comfortably outperforming the two-day totals of several recent big-ticket releases. When compared to the Day 1 and Day 2 performance of Animal, Jawan, and Pathaan, Dhurandhar 2 holds a significant lead in India net collections as well as India gross collections. Setting a new gold standard for the first 48 hours, Dhurandhar 2 has surged past the Day 2 totals of Animal, Jawan, and Pathaan by a massive margin, establishing a record-breaking pace that remains unmatched by any previous blockbuster. The coming days will now determine how far ahead Dhurandhar 2 can push this early lead compared to these benchmark films.
TITANS LEADERBOARD: CUMULATIVE INDIA NET (DAYS 1-2)
MOVIE NAME
INDIA NET TOTAL (D1+D2)
INDIA GROSS (D1+D2)
TOTAL SHOWS (D2)
Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge
₹226.27 Cr
₹269.39 Cr*
20,125
Animal
₹ 130.07 Cr
₹155.20 Cr
17,476
Jawan
₹128.23 Cr
₹153.00 Cr
19,868
Pathaan
₹127.50 Cr
₹150.45 Cr
16,275
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DAY 2 ANALYSIS AND MILESTONES
Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge
On Day 2, Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge collected ₹80.72 Cr across 20,125 shows, registering a 21.3% drop from its massive opening day collection of ₹102.55 Cr, which is a normal trend after such a huge start. With this, the film officially crossed the ₹200 Crore India net mark within just two days, after already crossing the ₹100 Crore net mark on Day 1 itself. The regional language rollout is still expanding as of Day 2, with wider dubbed releases expected from Saturday onwards, which could further boost collections over the weekend, particularly in South Indian markets where regional versions typically contribute significantly to overall box office performance.
Pathaan
Pathaan collected ₹70.50 Cr on Day 2, showing a strong 23.7% growth from its Day 1 net collection of ₹57.00 Cr, largely driven by the Republic Day holiday boost. With this jump, the film officially crossed the ₹100 Crore India net mark on its second day, taking its total India net collections to ₹127.50 Cr and total gross collections to around ₹150.28 Cr. The film also set a record for the highest single-day collection for a Hindi film at the time by surpassing its own opening day record, with the holiday surge playing a major role in pushing collections significantly higher on the second day.
Jawan
Jawan continued its strong momentum by collecting a net of ₹ 53.23 Cr on Day 2, taking its two-day India net total to ₹ 128.23 Cr across Hindi (₹ 111.73 Cr), Tamil (₹ 9.37 Cr), and Telugu (₹ 7.13 Cr). With an India gross of ₹ 153.00 Cr and a worldwide total of ₹ 239.47 Cr, the film officially crossed the ₹ 100 Crore net mark on its second day. Performance remained exceptionally high in both metropolitan areas and mass pockets, with Chennai registering a high occupancy rate of over 75.7% on its second day.
Animal
Animal recorded ₹ 66.27 Cr net on its first Saturday, bringing its two-day cumulative India net collection to ₹ 130.07 Cr. The film has officially crossed the ₹ 100 Crore net mark on Day 2 while continuing to perform well in regional markets, particularly Telugu, which contributed ₹ 7.3 Cr to the Saturday total. Its worldwide gross has now reached ₹ 236.00 Cr, maintaining its status as one of the strongest trending non-holiday openers in Indian cinema history and the highest-grossing A-rated Indian opener.
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DAY 1 ARCHIVE: OPENING DAY PERFORMANCE
Note: All Advance Booking figures are reported Without Blocked Seats
MOVIE
ADVANCE (GROSS)
TICKETS SOLD
INDIA NET (D1)
INDIA GROSS (D1)
WW GROSS (D1)
Dhurandhar 2
₹ 52.35 Cr
1,407,553
₹ 102.55 Cr
₹ 122.00 Cr+*
TBA
Jawan
₹ 40.75 Cr
1,578,934
₹ 75.00 Cr
₹ 89.50 Cr
₹ 129.10 Cr
Animal
₹ 33.97 Cr
1,352,578
₹ 63.80 Cr
₹ 76.10 Cr
₹ 116.00 Cr
Pathaan
₹ 32.01 Cr
1,081,091
₹ 57.00 Cr
₹ 67.80 Cr
₹ 104.80 Cr
Across the four films, Day 1 saw several notable records, milestones, and advance booking trends. Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge entered release day with massive advance booking worth ₹52.35 Cr and over 1.4 million tickets sold, and it officially crossed the ₹100 Crore India net mark on its opening day itself, setting the tone for its box office run.
Pathaan recorded advance booking of ₹32.01 Cr with over 1.08 million tickets sold and went on to register the highest opening day for a non-holiday release at the time, the biggest opening day of Shah Rukh Khan’s career, and also released across a record 5,300 screens in India, making it the widest Hindi release at the time.
Jawan recorded even stronger advance booking of around ₹40.75 Cr with over 1.57 million tickets sold, and the film also saw strong regional performance with Tamil and Telugu dubbed versions contributing over ₹17 Cr gross on the first day itself, highlighting its pan-India appeal.
Animal also recorded strong advance booking worth ₹33.97 Cr with over 1.35 million tickets sold, and the film went on to become the biggest opening day for an A-rated Indian film, the biggest opening of Ranbir Kapoor’s career, and one of the biggest non-holiday openings for a Hindi film, while the Telugu version alone contributed significantly to the Day 1 numbers, showing strong performance in regional markets.
