Awarapan 2 Box Office Collection Day 10: Emraan Hashmi’s Film Nears Rs 140 Crore Net in India; Declared a Big Hit!

Awarapan 2 Box Office Collection Day 10: Emraan Hashmi's Film Nears Rs 140 Crore Net in India; Declared a Big Hit!

The verdict is loud and clear: audiences have officially embraced the return of Shivam Pandit! Emraan Hashmi‘s highly anticipated romantic thriller, Awarapan 2, is riding a massive wave of success at the domestic box office.

Directed by Nitin Kakkar and co-starring Disha Patani, the film continues to dominate theaters in its second week, completely overshadowing its box office rival, Batwara 1947. Powered by intense storytelling, crackling chemistry, and an unforgettable soundtrack, the film witnessed an incredible second weekend, cementing its status as a massive commercial success.

Here is a comprehensive breakdown of Awarapan 2‘s spectacular Day 10 box office collection and its domestic theatrical run so far!

Day 10 Box Office Collection: The Phenomenal Sunday Surge

Following a massive 43.5% jump on its second Saturday (Day 9), Awarapan 2 maintained its incredible momentum through Sunday.

According to early trade estimates, the Emraan Hashmi starrer saw another noticeable surge on its second Sunday (Day 10), minting a solid Rs 10.50 crore (India Net). However, the film ran to packed houses across major multiplex chains in Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, and Pune, while single screens in tier-2 and tier-3 circuits also reported heavy footfalls.

This impressive Sunday haul has pushed the film’s Total 10-Day India Net Collection to a staggering Rs 138.00 crore, bringing it within touching distance of the coveted Rs 140 crore domestic milestone!

Awarapan 2 Box Office Collection (India Net) – First 10 Days

To put the film’s consistent box office run into perspective, here is the day-wise domestic net breakdown:

  • Week 1 Total (Days 1-7): Rs 113.50 crore
  • Day 8 (Second Friday): Rs 5.75 crore
  • Day 9 (Second Saturday): Rs 8.25 crore
  • Day 10 (Second Sunday): Rs 10.50 crore
  • Total (10 Days): Rs 138.00 Crore

Declared a ‘Big Hit’ Amid Box Office Clash

Trade analysts and industry trackers have officially bestowed the “Hit” tag upon Awarapan 2. In fact, considering its highly controlled production budget and the fact that it debuted alongside Sunny Deol’s massive period drama Batwara 1947, the film is being categorized as a “Big Hit.”

While Batwara 1947 struggled to cross Rs 40 crore on its second weekend, Awarapan 2 completely monopolized the theatrical business. The filmmakers masterfully blended nostalgia—bringing back the iconic character of Shivam Pandit—with modern aesthetic appeal through Disha Patani’s casting.

Furthermore, the music has played a monumental role. The recreated versions of the 2007 cult classics, along with two original romantic tracks, have dominated streaming charts, acting as the ultimate catalyst for weekend walk-ins.

With the crucial Monday test ahead, trade experts also predict that Awarapan 2 will cross the Rs 150 crore domestic mark before its second week concludes!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the Day 10 box office collection of Awarapan 2?

On Day 10 (its second Sunday), Awarapan 2 witnessed a massive surge and collected an estimated Rs 10.50 crore (India Net).

2. What is the total India Net collection of Awarapan 2?

By the end of its second weekend (10 days), the film’s total domestic net collection stands at an impressive Rs 138.00 crore.

3. Has Awarapan 2 been declared a hit or a flop?

With its massive domestic earnings and a worldwide gross well over Rs 180 crore, trade analysts have officially declared Awarapan 2 a “Big Hit.”

4. Why is Awarapan 2 performing so well at the box office?

The film’s success is attributed to Emraan Hashmi’s massive franchise nostalgia, his fresh pairing with Disha Patani, a gripping storyline directed by Nitin Kakkar, and a chartbuster musical soundtrack.

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