Border 2 – Day 8 Advance Booking Update: Steady Hold, Film Continues to Show Solid Legs
Border 2 continues to demonstrate remarkable staying power as it steps into Day 8, registering a healthy hold after the expected midweek correction. Following a blockbuster opening week and a natural dip on Day 7, the film has bounced back with improved advances, underlining its strong acceptance and long-run potential.
Day 8 advances clearly indicate that Border 2 has settled into a stable and sustainable run. The slight uptick compared to the previous day reflects consistent audience interest, driven by strong word of mouth and repeat value rather than initial hype alone.
As per the latest update, Border 2 has sold 23,707 tickets across national chains on Day 8, a solid number for a post-weekend weekday. This performance confirms that the film is holding firmly at the ground level and continues to attract footfalls across key markets.
Evening and night shows remain the film’s strongest slots, particularly in mass circuits and single-screen-heavy regions. Multiplexes are also maintaining steady occupancy, showcasing the film’s wide demographic reach even in its second week.
Sunny Deol’s mass appeal, the emotional core of the Border franchise, and sustained audience goodwill are ensuring that Border 2 remains a preferred theatrical choice. At this stage, the film has clearly entered its consolidation phase a hallmark of genuine blockbuster runs.
Day 8 Advance Booking – Snapshot (National Chains):
- Tickets Sold: 23,707
- Trend: Stable Hold with Improvement
- Market Signal: Strong Legs
- Verdict Watch: BLOCKBUSTER – RUN STEADY
With consistency firmly in place and another weekend ahead, Border 2 looks well-positioned to continue its strong theatrical journey and further strengthen its box office totals.
— 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).
