Awarapan 2 Crosses 125 Crore Net, With a Second Weekend That Refused to Slow Down

Awarapan 2 crossed the 125 crore net mark in India on its ninth day, helped by a second Saturday that came in meaningfully higher than the Friday before it rather than the usual second-week fade. The film crossed 100 crore on Day 6 and has kept adding since, a pace that's held up even with Batwara 1947 sharing the same release weekend and new competition arriving in the days ahead.

The worldwide number is climbing just as steadily, with overseas collections pushing the global total toward the 200 crore mark less than two weeks in. For a sequel arriving nearly two decades after the 2007 original, with nostalgia doing a lot of the early heavy lifting, the film's ability to keep growing through a second weekend suggests word of mouth has carried it past the opening-weekend crowd Emraan Hashmi fans alone could deliver.

The worldwide number is climbing just as steadily, with overseas collections pushing the global total toward the 200 crore mark less than two weeks in.

Where this settles matters for how the film gets remembered. A run that closes out in the 150 crore range, as current trade estimates suggest is plausible, would make Awarapan 2 comfortably the biggest solo grosser of Hashmi's career, a real number attached to a film that opened as a nostalgia play rather than a guaranteed hit.