Stree 2 Worldwide Box Office Collection Day 13 Prediction: Shraddha’s Film To Cross 600Cr; To Beat Sultan

Stree 2 Worldwide Box Office Collection Day 13: Shraddha Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao's recent release Stree 2 has become synonymous with success and blockbuster and there are no second thoughts about it. The horror comedy, which is helmed by Amar Kaushik, is the much awaited sequel to the 2018 release Stree. Stree 2, which revolved around the threat of Sarkata Bhoot, has opened to rave reviews with the audience enjoying both horror and humour quotient. Stree 2 mania is evident at the box office as well as the movie has been shattering records with every passing day.

Interestingly, Stree 2 has managed to create a buzz not just in India but across the world. Amid the rave reviews, Stree 2 has also made the worldwide box office jingle with an opening day collection of Rs 80 crores and earned Rs 385cr in a week worldwide. The horror comedy went on to enter the coveted Rs 500 crore club during the second weekend.

Stree 2 Worldwide Box Office Day 13 Prediction

According to a report published in Sacnilk, Stree 2 raked in Rs 31.75 crores at the worldwide box office yesterday (day 12/ second Monday) which took the overall collections of the movie to Rs 571.75 crores. Given the trend, Stree 2 is expected to stay strong at the worldwide box office today (day 13/ second Tuesday) and minted around Rs 25-30 crores and is expected to enter Rs 600 crores club at the worldwide box office. In fact, Stree 2 is will also be seen surpassing the lifetime worldwide collection of Sultan (Rs 584 crores) and Sanju (Rs 585 crores). Interestingly, given the strong hold, Stree 2 will soon be surpassing the lifetime worldwide collection of Rajinikanth's Jailer as well.

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".