Pushpa 2 worldwide Box Office Collection Day 4

Allu Arjun’s ‘Pushpa 2: The Rule’ is no less than a disaster at the box office. With the pace at which the film is earning, it looks like it will break the worldwide collection record of Aamir Khan’s ‘Dangal’ after 8 years. The earnings of this action-drama made under the direction of Sukumar are surprising. It has collected a worldwide gross collection of more than Rs 800 crore in its 4-day extended first weekend. Along with this, the chessboard of blockbuster films like ‘Stree 2’ and ‘Animal’ has started to waver, because ‘Pushpa 2’ can leave behind the lifetime earnings of both of them in the next two-three days. ‘Pushpa 2’ from the opening day itself. It is making record breaking earnings in the country and the world. It has become the highest grossing Indian film on the first day and first weekend. The budget of the film is Rs 500 crore. Whereas in the country alone, it has collected a net collection of Rs 529.00 crore more than its cost in the opening weekend. That means the film is already in profit.

Pushpa 2 First Weekend Records: ‘Pushpa 2’ made 20 records in the first weekend, from ‘Baahubali 2’ to ‘Jawaan’

Worldwide collection day 4 of ‘Pushpa 2: The Rule’

According to the report of sacnilk, ‘Pushpa 2’ has collected a net of Rs 141.05 crore in all five languages ​​in the country on the fourth day of its release. Whereas in foreign theaters it has earned a gross of Rs 31.50 crore on Sunday. It has become the highest grossing Indian film in North America and Australia by beating ‘Salaar’ in just four days. The film, released on Thursday, December 5, has made a worldwide gross collection of Rs 800.50 crore at the global box office till Sunday, including domestic and international.

Earning of Rs 632 crore in the country and Rs 168 crore in foreign countries.

This film starring Allu Arjun, Rashmika Mandanna and Fahadh Faasil has collected a net collection of Rs 529 crore in India in four days, while the gross collection is Rs 632.50 crore. Whereas in foreign countries it has made a gross collection of Rs 168 crore from Thursday to Sunday.

‘Stree 2’ in danger, will be out of top-10 on Monday!

Just as ‘Pushpa 2’ has earned a gross of Rs 800.00 crore worldwide in just four days, Shraddha Kapoor’s ‘Stree 2’ is in danger. In fact, currently ‘Stree 2’ is at 10th position in the top-10 list of highest-grossing Indian films worldwide. The horror-comedy released this year had a worldwide collection of Rs 857.15 crore. ‘Pushpa 2’ will easily overtake it on Monday and make it to the top-10 list. This means that Shraddha Kapoor and Rajkumar Rao’s film will be out of the top-10. With this, Ranbir Kapoor’s ‘Animal’ is at number 9 with a gross earning of Rs 915 crore. ‘Pushpa 2’ can surpass all these and reach Rs 1000 crore in the first week.

Top 10 highest grossing Indian films worldwide-

The great record of ‘Dangal’ will be broken after 8 years

If we look at the highest grossing Hindi films worldwide, there are currently a total of six films in the Rs 1000 crore club. But due to the explosive earnings in China, only Aamir Khan’s ‘Dangal’ is in the Rs 2000 crore club. Rather, despite bumper earnings, ‘Baahubali 2’, released in 2017, remained limited to Rs 1788.06 crores only. However, ‘Pushpa 2’ has definitely raised the hope that even after 8 years, ‘Dangal”s record of worldwide earning of Rs 2070.30 crore can be broken!

‘Pushpa 2’ earns 54% from Hindi only

The biggest credit for this bumper earning of ‘Pushpa 2’ goes to the Hindi audience of the country. Originally made in Telugu, this film definitely earned the highest amount of Rs 80.30 crore in its original language on the opening day. But from the second day the earning speed of Hindi version started touching the sky. Its effect has been that in four days, while it has collected a net collection of Rs 285.70 crore from the Hindi version in the country, the Telugu version has done a business of Rs 197.70 crore. The film has earned Rs 31.45 crore from the Tamil version, while the net collection has been Rs 10.60 crore from Malayalam and Rs 3.55 crore from Kannada.