Becoming the highest-grossing South film in 2026 and the second-highest earner in India in 2026, Jailer 2 continues to create new records. Starring the charming Rajinikanth, the action film now aims to surpass ₹465 crore net ahead of the end of week 3.
The Nelson Dilipkumar-directed film collected an impressive ₹3.35 crore net in India on Day 20 (Third Tuesday), despite a 1.5 percent dip compared to the previous day (Day 19—₹3.35 crore). The film brought in good figures across 8050 shows, with a slight rise in occupancy at 13.9 percent.
Jailer 2 India Net Box Office Collection
Day 1 (First Thursday): ₹59.70 crore
Day 2 (First Friday): ₹37.10 crore
Day 3 (First Saturday): ₹47.25 crore
Day 4 (First Sunday): ₹55.85 crore
Day 5 (First Monday): ₹42.35 crore
Day 6 (First Tuesday): ₹46.80 crore
Day 7 (First Wednesday): ₹28.15 crore
Day 8 (Second Thursday): ₹17.15 crore
Day 9 (Second Friday): ₹14.50 crore
Day 10 (Second Saturday): ₹24.15 crore
Day 11 (Second Sunday): ₹25.70 crore
Day 12 (Second Monday): ₹9.45 crore
Day 13 (Second Tuesday): ₹8.30 crore
Day 14 (Second Wednesday): ₹7.20 crore
Day 15 (Third Thursday): ₹6.25 crore
Day 16 (Third Friday): ₹5.50 crore
Day 17 (Third Saturday): ₹9.70 crore
Day 18 (Third Sunday): ₹11.20 crore
Day 19 (Third Monday): ₹3.40 crore
Day 20 (Third Tuesday): ₹3.35 crore
Overseas, the film holds its ground, collecting 1 crore gross on its Day 20. Strong hold in foreign markets takes the overseas gross total to 275.25 crore.
Despite the stiff competition and fluctuations in daily collections, the action thriller stands at 463.05 crore in the domestic market and 541.65 crore in the India gross total. Strong overseas and India gross momentum brings the worldwide gross to 816.90 crore.
Produced by Kalanithi Maran under Sun Pictures’ premier banner, Jailer 2 also stars Ramya Krishnan, Yogi Babu, Mirnaa, Suraj Venjaramoodu, SJ Suryah, and others, with cameos from Vidya Balan, Mohanlal, Shiva Rajkumar, Jackie Shroff, and Hrithik Roshan.
(All box office data are as per the industry tracker Sacnilk).
