Stree 2 Box Office Collection Day 6: Shraddha’s Film Crosses 250 Cr; Beats SRK’s Pathaan, Jawan On 1st Tuesday

Stree 2 Box Office Collection Day 6: Rajkummar Rao and Shraddha Kapoor, who gave a phenomenal hit in 2018 in Stree, have collaborated once again for Stree 2 and the audience can't keep calm about it. The popular horror comedy, which is helmed by Amar Kaushik, is the much awaited sequel to Stree and also features Pankaj Tripathi, Abhishek Banerjee and Aparshakti Khurana in key roles. Stree 2 opened to rave reviews from the audience and managed to set the box office on fire.

To note, Stree 2 recorded the highest opening day collection of 2024 with an earning of Rs 60.3 crores (including paid reviews) and also turned out to be Rajkummar and Shraddha's highest opener ever. The movie saw impressive growth during the opening weekend and went on to cross Rs 190 crores mark after the extended weekend. While Stree 2 saw a significant drop in numbers on first Monday, it did maintain a good hold at the box office despite the dip.

Stree 2 Box Office Collection Day 6

According to a report published in Sacnilk, Stree 2 saw a drop of over 31% and minted Rs 38.1 crores on day 5 (first Monday). The horror comedy further saw another dip in numbers of over 34% and raked in Rs 25.8 crores on day 6 (first Tuesday) which took the overall collections of the movie to Rs 255.35 crores.

Stree 2 Beats Jawan, Pathaan

As Stree 2 has been maintaining a strong hold at the box office, Stree 2 has managed to beat Shah Rukh Khan's blockbuster films Jawan and Pathaan on the first Tuesday. For the uninitiated, Pathaan had raked in Rs 22 crores on its first Tuesday while Jawan minted Rs 24 crores. This isn't all. Stree 2 has also recorded fifth highest day 6 collection after Gadar 2, Animal, Baahubali 2 and Pathaan respectively.

Meanwhile, talking about the phenomenal success of Stree 2, Amar Kaushik told Connect Cine, "I didn't expect this big response. I think the audience wants such films to come out. Where ever I would go, people kept asking me 'What is the end of Stree?' This film was made on public demand. We didn't hurry with this film because we wanted to do justice to the story. We thought it clicked well with the public when we released the trailer but when we opened the advance ticket sale, we were like, 'What is happening?' This is just love of the public".