Border 2 – Day 5 Advance Booking Update: Post-Holiday Hold Remains ROCK-SOLID, Tuesday Shows Strong Stability
Border 2 continues its dream run even after the Republic Day high, delivering an impressive Day 5 hold that firmly reinforces its BLOCKBUSTER trajectory. Despite the expected post-holiday slowdown, the film has held exceptionally well on Tuesday a clear sign of sustained audience interest and strong word of mouth.
After riding massive festive momentum over the long weekend, Day 5 has proven that Border 2 is not just holiday-driven. As per the latest update till 10:00 PM, the film has sold 56,901 tickets across national chains, a figure that stands out strongly for a regular working Tuesday.
Notably, the drop from Day 1 stands at approximately 53%, which is considered very healthy for a big-scale patriotic action film coming off an extended holiday period. Such a hold underlines genuine demand rather than front-loaded hype.
The advances through the day remained steady, with visible traction during evening hours. Mass belts and single screens continue to lead, but multiplex chains too are holding firm indicating that the film’s appeal is cutting across audience segments even beyond the festive rush.
Sunny Deol’s commanding presence, the emotional weight of the Border legacy, and consistent positive WOM are clearly translating into sustained ticket sales. What’s crucial is that Border 2 is now behaving like a content-driven blockbuster, showing resilience where most films tend to dip sharply post-holidays.
Day 5 Advance Booking – Snapshot (National Chains):
• Tickets Sold (till 10 PM): 56,901
• Drop from Day 1: ~53% (Healthy)
• Trend: Strong Post-Holiday Hold
• Verdict Watch: BLOCKBUSTER CONFIRMED
With weekday stability firmly in place and word of mouth continuing to work in its favour, Border 2 is now set for a long, powerful theatrical run well beyond the festive window.
— 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).
