The film has continued to attract audiences even after its historic opening week. Following a strong performance on its second Friday, Jailer 2 witnessed a significant jump in collections on Saturday and maintained its upward momentum on Sunday, the 11th day of its theatrical run.
According to early trend estimates from Sacnilk, Jailer 2 collected ₹25.70 crore net in India on its second Sunday. The film had earned ₹334.35 crore during its first week. It subsequently collected ₹14.40 crore on Day 9 and ₹24.15 crore on Day 10. With its latest collection, the film’s total domestic net earnings have reached ₹399.70 crore in 11 days.
Jailer 2 has also surpassed Rajinikanth’s own film 2.0 to establish a new record for the highest second-Sunday collection in Kollywood. The film earned ₹25.70 crore net on its second Sunday, surpassing the ₹24 crore collected by 2.0 on the corresponding day of its theatrical run.
The other films in the list of highest second-Sunday collections in India include Leo, which earned ₹16.55 crore, followed by Jailer at ₹16.5 crore, Ponniyin Selvan 1 at ₹15.7 crore and The Greatest of All Time at ₹15 crore.
Jailer 2 is also competing for the top position among the highest-grossing Tamil films in India. The film’s reported domestic net collection has placed it second in the rankings, behind 2.0, which holds the top position with ₹407.05 crore. Jailer 2 is now within striking distance of that benchmark.
The list of the top 10 highest-grossing Kollywood films includes 2.0 at ₹407.05 crore, Jailer 2 at ₹398.70 crore after 11 days, Jailer at ₹348.55 crore, Leo at ₹341.04 crore, Coolie at ₹285.01 crore, Ponniyin Selvan 1 at ₹266.54 crore, The Greatest of All Time at ₹252.71 crore, Vikram at ₹247.32 crore, Amaran at ₹220.05 crore and Jana Nayagan at ₹198.57 crore.
With its second-Sunday record and domestic collections approaching the reported lifetime total of 2.0, Jailer 2 is closing in on the top spot in the Tamil film box office rankings. Its performance on the second Monday will be crucial in determining whether it can surpass the ₹407.05 crore benchmark and claim the position of the highest-grossing Kollywood film.
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