Cocktail 2 Shows 30 % Growth On Day 2 Heads Towards 17 Crore

Cocktail 2 has shown solid growth on its second day at the Indian box office. The Shahid Kapoor starrer is reporting around 30 % jump compared to its opening day and is heading towards 17 crore plus for Saturday. The growth is being driven by stronger evening and night shows across multiplex chains in metro cities. Walk-ins increased through the day as positive word of mouth spread among urban audiences.

After a 14 crore start on day one, the jump on Saturday puts Cocktail 2 in a healthy position for the opening weekend. Mumbai, Delhi NCR and Bengaluru are leading the charge with better occupancies than Friday. Mass circuits have also picked up pace in the second half of the day. A 30 % growth on day two is a good sign because it shows audience interest is building after the first day. For a film that opened well, this trend helps it consolidate its numbers quickly.

The performance is a big boost for Shahid Kapoor after Kabir Singh. His fans were waiting for a big theatrical return and Cocktail 2 is delivering that momentum. The film’s genre, music and pairing have worked in its favor with social media buzz staying strong through the weekend. If the growth sustains in night shows, Saturday could close close to the 17 crore mark and set up a strong Sunday for the film.

Trade is now tracking how high Cocktail 2 can go by the end of the weekend. With a good opening followed by a solid Saturday jump, the film is on course for a strong three-day total. Weekday holds will decide the final lifetime, but the weekend trend has given the makers and the industry a much needed win. All eyes are now on Sunday collections to see where Cocktail 2 lands after its first weekend.

Note:- The Day 2 box office estimate will be published today at 10:30 pm.

— 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).