Pushpa 2 Occupancy Day 7 Hindi: Allu Arjun Film Stands Strong Despite Drop In Footfalls During Morning Shows

Pushpa 2 Occupancy Report Day 7 (Hindi): Allu Arjun's Pushpa 2 continues to remain unstoppable at the box office. As the Sukumar directorial gears up to enter to its 2nd week of theatrical run on a solid note, the latest pan-India biggie solidifies its 'blockbuster' status. Featuring Allu Arjun as 'Pushpa Raj' once again after 3 years, the action-drama sequel sees Rashmika Mandanna reprising her role as 'Srivalli' alongside Fahadh Faashi as 'Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat'.

Pushpa 2 Hindi Box Office Collection Day 6

Headlined by Allu Arjun, Pushpa 2: The Rule, released in cinemas globally on 5th December 2024, continues tp create havoc at the ticket windows in the Hindi belt as well. Amid high anticipation, the Hindi version of Pushpa 2 collected Rs 70.3 cr on the day of its release, followed by a noticeable growth over the weekend. Despite drops in weekdays, the film remained unaffected at the box office.

As per Sacnilk, the Hindi version of the film saw a decline in numbers on 1st Tuesday (yesterday) and raked in around Rs 38 cr, taking the total nett Hindi collection to Rs 370.1 cr in 6 days. Overall, the film reportedly grossed around Rs 645.95 cr (including all languges) at the domestic box office.

Day 1: ₹ 70.3 cr

Day 2: ₹ 56.9 cr

Day 3: ₹ 73.5 cr

Day 4: ₹ 85 cr

Day 5: ₹ 46.4 cr

Day 6: ₹ 38 cr

Total - Rs 370.1 CRORES1

Pushpa 2 Occupancy Today In Morning Shows (Hindi)

Despite drop in footfalls during morning shows in week days, Pushpa 2 (Hindi) maintained its strong hold at ticket counters. According to the latest Sacnilk updates, the sequel had an overall 14.42% Hindi occupancy today (day 7, Wednesday).

Pushpa 2 Yesterday Vs Today Morning Shows Occupancy In Hindi

As per Sacnilk report, Allu Arjun's Pushpa 2 saw a slight drop in occupancy during morning shows yesterday after a strong Monday. Reportedly, the film had an overall 16.91% Hindi occupancy yesterday during morning shows. Today, on day 7, the film saw further drop in footfalls during morning shows.