Emraan Hashmi Finally Enters the Rs 100 Crore Club
Awarapan 2 has crossed the Rs 100 crore mark in India within just five days, giving Emraan Hashmi a major milestone in his career.
Released in theatres on August 14, the sequel opened strongly and continued to hold its ground through the crucial weekdays. The film earned Rs 22 crore on its opening day before jumping to Rs 33.75 crore on Saturday and Rs 26 crore on Sunday.
Awarapan 2 maintained impressive momentum after its opening weekend. Following its Rs 81.75 crore weekend, the film collected Rs 9.25 crore on Monday and saw a slight rise to Rs 9.75 crore on Tuesday.
With these collections, the sequel reached Rs 100.75 crore in domestic net earnings by Day 5. Its India gross collection stood at around Rs 120 crore, while its worldwide gross had reached approximately Rs 144.13 crore.
The original Awarapan, released in 2007, did not become a major theatrical success when it first arrived in cinemas. Over the years, however, its emotional storyline, music and performances helped the film develop a dedicated cult following.
Nearly two decades later, the sequel has managed to turn that nostalgia into substantial theatrical momentum. Audiences have returned to the world of Awarapan, helping the second instalment achieve numbers far beyond its predecessor’s original theatrical performance.
The Rs 100 crore milestone becomes even more notable considering Awarapan 2 reportedly carries a budget of around Rs 45 crore. With its current theatrical performance, the film has already emerged as a profitable venture.
The film’s reported domestic net collection of Rs 100.75 crore represents a significant return on its investment, with estimates suggesting a profit of around Rs 60 crore and a reported ROI of approximately 122%.
Awarapan 2 has crossed the Rs 100 crore mark in India within just five days, giving Emraan Hashmi a major milestone in his career.
Awarapan 2 has crossed the Rs 100 crore mark in India within just five days, giving Emraan Hashmi a major milestone in his career.
Released in theatres on August 14, the sequel opened strongly and continued to hold its ground through the crucial weekdays. The film earned Rs 22 crore on its opening day before jumping to Rs 33.75 crore on Saturday and Rs 26 crore on Sunday.
Awarapan 2 maintained impressive momentum after its opening weekend. Following its Rs 81.75 crore weekend, the film collected Rs 9.25 crore on Monday and saw a slight rise to Rs 9.75 crore on Tuesday.
With these collections, the sequel reached Rs 100.75 crore in domestic net earnings by Day 5. Its India gross collection stood at around Rs 120 crore, while its worldwide gross had reached approximately Rs 144.13 crore.
The original Awarapan, released in 2007, did not become a major theatrical success when it first arrived in cinemas. Over the years, however, its emotional storyline, music and performances helped the film develop a dedicated cult following.
Nearly two decades later, the sequel has managed to turn that nostalgia into substantial theatrical momentum. Audiences have returned to the world of Awarapan, helping the second instalment achieve numbers far beyond its predecessor’s original theatrical performance.
The Rs 100 crore milestone becomes even more notable considering Awarapan 2 reportedly carries a budget of around Rs 45 crore. With its current theatrical performance, the film has already emerged as a profitable venture.
The film’s reported domestic net collection of Rs 100.75 crore represents a significant return on its investment, with estimates suggesting a profit of around Rs 60 crore and a reported ROI of approximately 122%.