Emraan Hashmi’s Awarapan 2 crossed the Rs 110.10 crore mark globally on its third day, eclipsing rival Batwara 1947. The film’s domestic net collection stands at Rs 81.80 crore.

Key Takeaways

  • Awarapan 2 amassed Rs 110.10 crore worldwide in three days
  • Domestic net stands at Rs 81.80 crore, overseas Rs 12 crore
  • Outperforms Batwara 1947 by more than double in revenue

Emraan Hashmi’s action‑drama Awarapan 2 dominated the Independence Day weekend, delivering a blockbuster opening. On day three, the film logged a total gross of Rs 110.10 crore worldwide, with Rs 81.80 crore net from India and Rs 12 crore from overseas markets.

Historical Background

Hashmi’s original Awarapan (2015) was a commercial success, but the sequel surpassed it by 89% in its opening weekend, highlighting the growing appetite for high‑budget thrillers among Indian audiences.

Why This Matters

BozokMedia analysis shows that Awarapan 2’s triumph stems not only from star power but also from an expansive screen network and aggressive digital marketing. The film underscores shifting viewer preferences toward large‑scale productions.

"Awarapan 2’s box‑office performance marks a new milestone in the globalization of Indian cinema," says film economist Dr. Rajat Singh.
FilmWorldwide Gross (Cr INR)Domestic Net (Cr INR)Overseas Gross (Cr INR)
Awarapan 2110.1081.8012.00
Batwara 194726.417.253.50
Did You Know?: In 2024, the Indian film industry crossed the ₹10,000 crore total box‑office revenue mark for the first time.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many screens did Awarapan 2 open on? The film released on 628 screens nationwide, delivering a net of Rs 26 crore on day three across 9,403 shows.

What drove Awarapan 2’s success over Batwara 1947? Strong star appeal, high production values, and a robust marketing push placed it ahead of its rival.