Gadar 2 gallops towards 500 crores milestone, maintains dominance in mass pockets

Since its debut, Gadar 2 has performed remarkably well at the domestic box office. According to Sacnilk.com, it has finally surpassed the 400 crore threshold. The movie, directed by Anil Sharma, had a modest decline in its revenue on its second Tuesday.

Gadar 2 reportedly made 11.50 crore net in India on its 12th day, according to early estimates from Sacnilk.com. The movie brought in 284.63 crores in its first week of release. On its second Friday, second Saturday, second Sunday, and second Monday, the movie brought in 20.5 crores, 31.07 crores, 38.9 crores, and 13.50 crores respectively. Gadar 2 has made $400.10 crore since its release on August 11.

In a new post shared by trade analyst Taran Adarsh, he wrote, “400 NOT OUT… #Gadar2 begins its momentous journey to ₹ 500 cr Club… Is a ONE-HORSE RACE in mass pockets / #Hindi heartland, which is adding to its big, fat total… [Week 2] Fri 20.50 cr, Sat 31.07 cr, Sun 38.90 cr, Mon 13.50 cr, Tue 12.10 cr. Total: ₹ 400.70 cr. #India biz. #Boxoffice” Check out the post below. 

Gadar 2 Day 12 box office collection

Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel play the leading parts in the movie. The film Gadar 2 is a follow-up to Gadar: Ek Prem Katha (2001), in which Sunny played truck driver Tara Singh and Ameesha Patel played Sakeena. The movie took place in 1947, the year that India was divided. In Gadar 2, Tara Singh is seen crossing the border in a risky attempt to free his son, Utkarsh Sharma, who is being held captive in Pakistan.

Sunny recently announced a special Gadar 2 screening in London. The crowded showing was sponsored by the Nehru Centre, a cultural arm of the Indian High Commission in London, and took place on Monday at the Vue Cinema in Leicester Square. It was during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown that the concept for a sequel to a classic movie from 22 years ago crystallised and “clicked straight away” for Sunny, who admitted he was “scared” to take on the project.

According to Sunny, who was reported by the news agency PTI, “Indians all over the world are enjoying this film; I can’t even begin to describe how lovely it is. I never anticipated it to turn out like it did or to be where it is now. Every woman wants her husband to be like Tara Singh and every man wants his wife to be like Sakeena, in my opinion. The main USP (unique selling point) of the story is the family and how they manage to resist everything together.”