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Allu Arjun’s Pushpa 2 is on a roll. On Saturday, the film minted Rs 25 crore in all versions across India, as per a Sacnilk report.
This includes Rs 4.35 crore from Telugu screenings, Rs 20 crore from Hindi shows, Rs 55 lakhs from Tamil screenings and Rs 8 lakh and Rs 2 lakh each from the Kannada and Malayalam markets. The film recorded an overall Telugu occupancy of 42.21% on its third Saturday.
So far, the action-drama has earned a whopping Rs 1029.9 crore. Directed by Sukumar, Pushpa 2: The Rule is the sequel to the 2021 release Pushpa: The Rise.
Bollywood trade analyst Taran Adarsh shared Pushpa 2: The Rule‘s Hindi version’s Friday numbers on X (formerly Twitter).
He wrote, “Pushpa 2 continues to dominate the box office, despite fresh competition… Rakes in double-digit collections, showcasing remarkable staying power… Solid growth is expected on Saturday and Sunday. Pushpa2 [Week 3] Fri 12.50 cr. Total: ₹ 645 cr.”
#Pushpa2 continues to dominate the #Boxoffice, despite fresh competition… Rakes in double-digit collections, showcasing remarkable staying power… Solid growth is expected on Saturday and Sunday.#Pushpa2 [Week 3] Fri 12.50 cr. Total: ₹ 645 cr.#India biz | #Hindi version |… pic.twitter.com/xjqcM4aERW
— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) December 21, 2024
Earlier, Allu Arjun reacted to Pushpa 2: The Rule‘s record-breaking success.
At the Thank You Press Meet in Delhi, the actor said, “It feels incredible to be sitting on top of a record-breaking hit, and I won’t deny that numbers matter to me. Of course, they do, and I’ll be in this trance for a couple of months because being part of a Rs 1000 crore film is no joke.”
“The numbers are temporary but the love I hold very close to my heart. I always say that records are made to be broken, maybe for the next 2-3 months I will enjoy all these records but hopefully, by the summer I would want all these records to be broken by the next film.”
He added, “It doesn’t have to be a Telugu film, it can be Tamil, Kannada, Hindi. It doesn’t matter but I want these records to be broken because that is the progression. India is going up.”
