Rajinikanth’s film Jailer 2 crossed the 369 crore rupee mark in India on day ten. The movie showed box office growth on its second weekend after a drop during the weekdays. It earned 20.29 crore rupees on its tenth day, proving that the film is still attracting many fans to theatres.

Rajinikanth film Jailer 2 showed box office growth on its second weekend, crossing the 369 crore rupee mark in India on day ten.

Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2 continues to bring audiences to theatres even as it enters its second weekend. The Tamil film had a big opening and crossed the ₹300 crore mark in its first week.

After seeing a drop in collections during the weekdays, Jailer 2 picked up pace on Saturday. According to Sacnilk, the film earned ₹20.29 crore on its tenth day. Its total domestic net collection now stands at ₹369.14 crore. The film had a strong start even before its release. Advance bookings in India opened on October 10, while bookings in select overseas markets began a day earlier. By October 14, the film had earned over ₹80 crore worldwide through advance bookings.

In India, Jailer 2 sold 18 lakh tickets in advance for its opening day, earning ₹37 crore from pre-sales alone. The film released in theatres on October 15 and collected ₹59.70 crore net in India on its first day. It was screened across 15,887 shows. By the end of its first week, the film had earned ₹334.35 crore in India.

Jailer 2 also crossed ₹500 crore worldwide within its first week. Its latest Saturday collection shows that the film is still attracting audiences in its second week.

Directed by Nelson Dilipkumar, Jailer 2 continues the story of Muthu, played by Rajinikanth. The story begins after the events of the first film. Muthu had killed Varman (Vinayakan), but before his death, he was warned that a group of idol smugglers would come after him. Dileep (Suraj Venjaramoodu) wants to find out who is trying to disturb his smuggling business. Meanwhile, Muthu’s family still doesn’t know that he killed his own son Arjun (Vasanth Ravi) to protect them. Muthu is now trying to live a normal life and works as a supermarket supervisor. But his past soon catches up with him, and new problems begin.