According to Sacnilk, The Devil Wears Prada 2 collected a net of ₹1.20 crore on Day 8 across 868 shows in India. With this, the film’s total India gross collection has reached ₹23.22 crore, while the total India net collection now stands at ₹19.45 crore.
The film had earlier recorded a strong opening weekend. On Day 3, the movie collected approximately ₹3.85 crore net across 1,526 shows, helping it reach ₹13.35 crore net in India within its first three days. The weekend numbers reflected healthy audience turnout and strong curiosity surrounding the sequel.
After the opening weekend, the film experienced the expected weekday drop, but it has continued to hold a steady pace at the box office. The consistency in collections suggests that the film still has support from its target audience, especially in metro cities where the franchise enjoys a strong fan base.
One of the major reasons behind the film’s performance is the popularity of the original The Devil Wears Prada, which remains a favorite among fashion and drama lovers. The sequel has attracted longtime fans while also attracting younger viewers discovering the franchise for the first time.
The fashion-focused narrative, glamorous presentation, and familiar characters have helped the film maintain visibility even amid competition from other releases. Premium screens and multiplexes continue to contribute significantly to its collections.
Although the Day 8 figures are lower than the opening weekend, the film appears to be following a stable trend rather than showing a sharp decline. This kind of performance is often seen as a positive sign for urban-centric films that rely on sustained audience engagement rather than massive single-day numbers.
Trade analysts will now closely monitor how the film performs over its second weekend. If The Devil Wears Prada 2 manages to show another jump in collections, it could further strengthen its box-office position and move towards a solid second-week total.
For now, the Day 8 collection indicates that the sequel is holding steady, backed by franchise value, audience nostalgia, and continued interest in its stylish world.
