Housefull 5 Box Office Collection Day 2: Akshay’s Film Sees 25% Hike; Beats Sikandar To Create A New Record

Housefull 5 Box Office Collection Day 2: Akshay Kumar has all the reasons to be on cloud nine these days and rightfully so. Following the box office success of Sky Force and Kesari Chapter 2, the Bade Miyan Chote Miyan actor is back with another major release which has got everyone talking. We are talking about Housefull 5 which is comedy drama helmed by Tarun Manshukhan and bankrolled by Sajid Nadiadwala. To note, Housefull 5 is the fifth installment of the popular Housefull franchise.

While Akshay Kumar has been the leading face of the franchise since the beginning along with Riteish Deshmukh, the movie also features Sonam Bajwa, Abhishek Bachchan, Jacqueline Fernandez, Fardeen Khan, Dino Morea, Nargis Fakhri, and Nana Patekar. Interestingly, Housefull 5 marks the reunion of the Heyy Babyy trio Akshay, Riteish and Fardeen after 18 years. From the trailer to cast and even the peppy songs, everything about Housefull 5 has managed to create a massive buzz in the town and it opened to mixed reviews from the audience.

Housefull 5 Box Office Collection Day 2

After making a collection of Rs 24 crores on the opening day, Housefull 5 saw a jump of 25% in collections on the second day of release. According to a report published in Sacnilk, Housefull 5 minted Rs 30 crores on day 2 (first Saturday) which took the overall collection of the movie to Rs 54 crores.

Housefull 5 Records Second Highest Day 2 Collection Of 2025

Interestingly, Housefull 5 has managed to beat Salman Khan's Sikandar which minted Rs 29 crores on its second day of release and recorded the second highest day 2 collection of 2025 after Chhaava (Rs 37 crores)

Meanwhile, talking about Housefull 5 having two different climax during trailer launch, producer Sajid Nadiadwala stated, "I have been thinking about this idea for the past 30 years - how to create a thriller with an X factor that leaves the audience talking long after they leave the theatre. So I came up with a story where every theatre will have a different killer. So if you watch it at Gaiety, it'll have one killer. If you watch it at Galaxy, there'll be somebody else. In PVR screen number 4, you'll see a different killer, and in PVR screen number 5, yet another one. It's like every time you watch the film, you'll get a different ending".