Border 2 – Day 7 Advance Booking Update: Expected Midweek Dip, Trend Remains Firm After Big Weekend
Border 2 continues its strong box office march as it moves into Day 7, showing a controlled and expected slowdown after a massive opening week and weekend. The slight dip on Thursday is completely in line with normal post-weekend trends and does little to dent the film’s already well-established BLOCKBUSTER run.
After maintaining impressive momentum through the midweek, Day 7 has seen advances soften marginally, which is only natural following sustained high occupancy over the first six days. Importantly, the film continues to attract steady footfalls, signalling stability rather than fatigue.
As per the latest update till 10:15 PM, Border 2 has sold 22,306 tickets across national chains on Day 7. For a film coming off an extended festive run and a strong weekend, this figure reflects healthy ground-level demand and confirms that audience interest remains intact.
Evening and night shows are once again showing better traction, especially in mass belts and single-screen-dominated circuits. Multiplexes are holding at respectable levels, indicating that the film’s appeal continues across demographics despite the natural weekday correction.
Sunny Deol’s mass pull, the emotional nostalgia of the Border franchise, and solid word of mouth are ensuring that Border 2 stays relevant beyond the initial rush. At this stage, the film has clearly transitioned into a long-run phase, where consistency matters more than daily spikes.
Day 7 Advance Booking – Snapshot (National Chains):
- Tickets Sold (till 10:15 PM): 22,306
- Trend: Expected Post-Weekend Dip
- Market Signal: Stable Hold
- Verdict Watch: BLOCKBUSTER – RUN ON TRACK
With a strong first week locked and weekend collections already in the bank, Border 2 remains comfortably placed for a sustained theatrical run, with upcoming weekends expected to add further strength.
— 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).
