Border 2 – Day 11 Advance Booking Update: Strong Hold Continues, Blockbuster Run Unshaken
Border 2 continues its remarkable box office journey on Day 11, maintaining a solid post-weekend hold and reinforcing its status as one of the most resilient performers of the season. After the massive weekend surge, the film has smoothly transitioned into the new week without any significant drop, a clear indicator of sustained demand and strong audience pull.
Day 11 advances reflect healthy momentum, with bookings holding firm across key markets. The film’s ability to retain traction after a roaring weekend underlines its broad-based appeal, driven by consistent footfalls, repeat viewers and strong word of mouth.
As per the latest update, Border 2 has sold 14,753 tickets across national chains on Day 11. For a post-weekend weekday, this figure points to a steady run rather than a sharp slowdown, highlighting the film’s long-leg potential.
Mass pockets and single-screen-driven centres continue to show encouraging occupancy, especially during evening and night shows, while multiplexes have also sustained respectable numbers. The film’s performance indicates that Border 2 is comfortably settling into a strong weekday rhythm after dominating the weekend.
Sunny Deol’s commanding presence, the emotional connect of the Border franchise and sustained positive buzz remain the key drivers behind this consistent run. At this stage, Border 2 is ticking all the boxes of a film headed for an extended blockbuster run.
Day 11 Advance Booking – Snapshot (National Chains):
• Tickets Sold: 14,753
• Trend: Strong Post-Weekend Hold
• Market Signal: Momentum Intact
• Verdict Watch: BLOCKBUSTER RUN CONTINUES
With Day 11 holding firm after an explosive weekend, Border 2 remains firmly in control, showing no signs of slowing down in the days ahead.
— CineInfinity
Box Office. Beyond Limits.
Disclaimer:
The box office figures are compiled from various sources and internal research. The figures are approximate and indicative in nature. CineInfinity does not make any claims about the absolute authenticity of the data but believes they adequately reflect the box office performance of the film(s).
