Stree 2 Worldwide Box Office Day 12 Prediction: Rajkummar’s Film Inch Close To 600Cr; To Beat Tiger Zinda Hai

Stree 2 Worldwide Box Office Day 12 Prediction: Rajkummar Rao and Shraddha Kapoor have all the reasons to be on cloud nine and rightfully so. After all, their recent collaboration Stree 2 has been doing wonders at the box office and seems to be unstoppable. The horror comedy is a much talked about sequel to the 2018 release Stree and has been creating a massive buzz in the town ever since it was announced. Also starring Pankaj Tripathi, Abhishek Banerjee and Aparshakti Khurana, Stree 2 opened to impressive reviews and had set the box office on fire since the first day.

While Stress 2 made a collection of Rs 60.3 crores (including paid reviews) on day 1, it raked in Rs 80 crore at the worldwide box office. Stree 2 has been roaring loud at the box office. From crossing Rs 180cr mark in 3 days to over raking over Rs 385cr in a week of release, Stree 2 has been enjoying a winning streak at the box office. And as Stree 2 is in week 2 now, it saw a phenomenal growth at the worldwide box office during the second week and entered the coveted Rs 500 crores club on day 11.

Stree 2 Worldwide Box Office Day 12 Prediction

According to a report published in Sacnilk, Stree 2 minted Rs 90 crores on day 11 (second Sunday) at the worldwide box office which made the total collection to be around Rs 540 crores. Given the trends, Stree 2 is likely to continue its winning streak today (day 12/ second Monday) and is expected to mint Rs 20-50 crores worldwide. If the reports turned out to be true, Stree 2 will surpass the lifetime worldwide collection of Salman Khan's Tiger Zinda Hai (Rs 564.2 crores) and Aamir Khan's Dhoom 3 (Rs 556.74 crores).

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".