Border 2 Day 4 Early Estimates: Blockbuster Run Holds Strong on Republic Day

Border 2 continues its blockbuster march at the box office as the film shows strong stability on Day 4, which also falls on Republic Day. As per CineInfinity’s tracking, the film has recorded around 8% growth so far, and the overall growth is expected to settle close to 10-12% by the end of the day, which is an excellent sign at this stage of the run.

While the all-India growth looks moderate, the centre-wise performance tells a bigger story. In fact, several locations are reporting extraordinary growth of up to 80%, driven by national holiday benefit, packed evening shows, and strong patriotic appeal. Mass belts, interiors, and select Tier-2 centres are once again leading the charge, with many theatres running near-capacity or sold-out shows.

As per early estimates, Border 2 has already collected around ₹63-65 crore net on Day 4, which is massive by all trade standards. This clearly underlines the film’s exceptional acceptance and sustained audience interest even after a huge weekend.

The film is now running purely on solid word of mouth and repeat audience pull. With no major competition in cinemas, Border 2 continues to dominate screens and showtimes across the country.

However, from a long-term box office perspective, tomorrow’s hold will be crucial. The post-holiday trend will give a clearer idea of the film’s lifetime potential and determine whether the run stabilises at an elite level or settles into a normal weekday pattern.

Overall, Border 2 remains a certified blockbuster, posting huge numbers even on Day 4. The trend is still healthy, and all eyes are now on Day 5, which will decide the long-term trajectory of this big-ticket entertainer.

Day 04 Box Office Estimate (India Nett): ₹63.50 Crore 

— CineInfinity

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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).