Cocktail 2 Sees 28 % Jump On Day 2 Collects 17.50 Crore On Saturday
Cocktail 2 has shown solid growth on its second day at the Indian box office. The Shahid Kapoor starrer jumped around 28 % compared to its opening day and collected an estimated 17.50 crore on Saturday. The growth came from stronger evening and night shows as multiplex audiences turned up in larger numbers. Mumbai, Delhi NCR and Bengaluru led the trend while mass belts also showed better traction in the second half of the day.
The jump on Saturday takes the film into a comfortable space after its 14 crore start on Friday. With day one and day two combined, Cocktail 2 is already heading towards a 50 crore plus weekend total. That is a strong sign for the film as it shows audience interest is not limited to the opening day. Word of mouth from the first show viewers has helped push evening collections and the music of the film has added to the buzz on social media.
The performance gives Shahid Kapoor a big theatrical push after Kabir Singh. Fans were waiting for a major opening from the actor and Cocktail 2 has delivered that momentum across urban centers. The genre and on-screen pairing have worked well, with occupancy improving show by show through Saturday. If Sunday holds the trend, the film can post its best weekend numbers in recent years for Shahid Kapoor and set a new benchmark for the actor.
Trade will now watch Monday closely to see where Cocktail 2 goes from here. Weekend collections have already put the film in a safe zone, but Monday hold will decide the long run and final lifetime numbers. A steady drop on the first weekday will mean good legs, while a sharp fall can slow things down. For now, the 28 % growth and 17.50 crore Saturday have given Cocktail 2 a strong platform for the days ahead.
Day 2 Box Office Estimate (India Nett): ₹17.50 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).
