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Jailer 2 Box Office Collection Day 16: Rajinikanth’s Film Creates History, Beats First Part By Rs 243 Crore Worldwide

Jailer 2 Box Office Collection Day 16: Rajinikanth’s Film Creates History, Beats First Part By Rs 243 Crore Worldwide
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Rajinikanth’s mega stardom is still taking over the world with his high-octane action entertainer Jailer 2 making incredible financial achievements in theaters. The sequel, directed by director Nelson Dilipkumar, has officially crossed 16 days in cinemas and has been running for an unheard-of 16th consecutive day in multiplexes and single-screen theaters around the world this Saturday. The second part of the franchise has set a completely new benchmark for the commercial success of Tamil films, again establishing the box office power of the superstar Rajinikanth. 

Jailer 2′ Box Office Collection Day 16: Film Continues Its Strong Theatrical Run

Despite clocking up more than two weeks in theaters, Jailer 2 remains strong on home screens. The action blockbuster grossed Rs 5.50 crore net in India on its 16th day with the total net gross in the country reaching a whopping Rs 435.40 crore. The Tamil version is the one that makes the bulk of the footfalls, and dubbed versions in Telugu, Hindi, and Kannada languages also drive a considerable number of visitors every day. The film has now recorded total gross earnings of Rs 509.45 crore in India, which has put it in the list of some of the most successful Indian theatrical releases in recent cinematic history.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 31, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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