Border 2 Box Office Collection Day 13
Border 2 is expected to collect around ₹6–7 crore net on day 13 in India, with early estimates from trade trackers pointing to another mid-week hold rather than a free fall.
On the second Wednesday, shows started slower than the opening week but still drew decent footfalls in mass belts, especially late-evening shows in North India where patriotic war films traditionally stay strong beyond the first weekend.
Trade estimates place the film’s 13‑day India net in the ₹285–290 crore range, while worldwide numbers are hovering close to ₹380–385 crore gross, heavily backed by strong single-screen performance and repeat audiences.
Viewers are still turning up in groups families, defence aspirants, and college crowds treating it like a Republic Day hangover that just refuses to end, which is quite rare for a second‑week Wednesday.
There is also a visible shift from metro multiplexes to tier‑2 and tier‑3 city cinemas, where ticket prices are lower but occupancy is better, especially for the Hindi version.
Show timings in some circuits have been reshuffled big evening and night slots for Border 2, smaller screens for newer releases showing that exhibitors still see it as a solid bet even after nearly two weeks in theatres.
Border 2 Box Office Collection Daywise
Border 2 has put up a very strong day‑wise trend so far, with a huge Republic Day boost followed by a reasonably steady second weekend. Here is the key day‑wise India net collection run, as reported by Sacnilk and trade updates:
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Day 1 (Thursday, Jan 23, 2026): ₹30 crore – big start driven by hype and Sunny Deol’s fanbase.
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Day 2: ₹36.5 crore – solid Saturday jump as word of mouth kicked in.
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Day 3: ₹54.5 crore – massive Sunday, pre‑Republic Day momentum.
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Day 4 (Republic Day): ₹59 crore – peak national holiday boost.
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Day 5: around ₹20 crore – sharp expected drop after the extended holiday frame.
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Day 6: ₹13 crore.
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Day 7: ₹11.25 crore, taking week‑1 India net to ₹224.25 crore.
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Day 8: ₹10.75 crore.
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Day 9: ₹17.75 crore (second Saturday jump).
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Day 10: ₹22.5 crore (second Sunday high).
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Day 11: ₹5.75 crore.
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Day 12: trade estimates in the ₹5–6 crore range.
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Day 13: early estimates around ₹6–7 crore, keeping the total near ₹285–290 crore India net.
In global terms, Sacnilk reports a worldwide gross of about ₹308–381 crore by the end of day 13, with India gross collections in the ₹268–335 crore band and overseas around ₹40–45 crore.
The overall graph looks like a classic holiday‑driven blockbuster: a huge first frame, a strong second weekend, and then a gradual easing out instead of a crash, which trade circles often see as a healthy sign for long‑term theatrical legs.
About Border 2
Border 2 is a large‑scale patriotic war film released in Indian cinemas on January 23, 2026, timed just before the Republic Day extended weekend.
Directed by Anurag Singh and produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, JP Dutta and Nidhi Dutta, the film is pitched as a spiritual successor to the 1997 classic Border rather than a strict sequel, with a new storyline, fresh characters, and updated war‑front set pieces.
Sunny Deol leads the cast, joined by Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh and Ahan Shetty, and the narrative blends frontline action with emotional family arcs and patriotic themes that resonate strongly with Republic Day audiences.
The release date strategy clearly worked; trade analysts have repeatedly pointed out how the combination of nostalgia for Border, Sunny Deol’s post‑Gadar 2 box office pull, and the patriotic timing helped the film convert early buzz into sustained collections across two weekends.
Many viewers have described the theatrical experience as loud, emotional, and crowd‑driven cheers in key war scenes, silence in sacrifice moments, and a general sense of communal viewing that goes beyond just watching a film and feels more like participating in a national‑mood event.
Disclaimer: The box office numbers mentioned above are based on early trade estimates and third‑party tracking sources and may differ from final, producer‑reported figures. Readers are advised to treat these figures as approximate and check official updates for exact data.
