Border 2, starring Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh, and Ahaan Shetty in key roles, is popping into an enormous success story on the Indian box office, continuing to go strong even on weekdays. After a powerful hold on the primary Tuesday, the film is heading for one more strong day, because the advance booking report for Wednesday, day 6, suggests one other solid rating with over 2 lakh tickets already booked. Keep reading for an in depth report!
Day 6 advance booking report of Border 2
After a powerful start, the Border sequel exploded over the weekend and is maintaining the momentum even on weekdays. Speaking about day 6, it’s running across the country with 15,350 shows, and thru advance booking alone, the film sold 2.15 lakh tickets. When it comes to collection, it grossed 4.65 crores through pre-sales of the primary Wednesday, which is basically good for a movie that was believed to be totally counting on spot bookings.
Sunny Deol starrer to drag off a powerful rating on Wednesday
Within the northern states, Border 2 is suffering a dent to some extent as a result of heavy rains and extreme weather conditions. Even today, on day 6, the impact shall be seen, leading to a noticeable drop. Nonetheless, it is ready for one more strong day with 15-16 crore net more likely to come on the Indian box office. Such a hold ensures an enormous opening week for the film.
After showing a powerful hold today, the job can be to keep up the momentum even on Thursday, day 7. Once the opening week is concluded, Border 2 will yet again explode through the second weekend within the absence of any major releases apart from Mardaani 3.
More concerning the film
The Border sequel is directed by Anurag Singh and produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, J. P. Dutta, and Nidhi Dutta under the banners T-Series Movies and J. P. Movies. It was made on a whopping budget of 275 crores (including P&A), making it Sunny Deol’s costliest film to this point.
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