Pushpa 2 (Hindi) Nears the End of Its Box Office Reign With This Much Earning in 57 Days!
February 1, 2025: The cinematic juggernaut Pushpa 2 (Hindi) is nearing the end of its remarkable box office journey as the film has now made its way to Netflix. The highly-anticipated OTT premiere on Thursday has begun to affect its theatrical collections, signaling the conclusion of an unprecedented run. Despite the drop in earnings, the film has already cemented its place in box office history.
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The Hindi-dubbed version of the Allu Arjun starrer has been a massive crowd-puller, surpassing all expectations and setting new records. The re-release with added footage gave the movie a fresh boost, further contributing to its colossal earnings.
On its 57th day in theatres, Pushpa 2 (Hindi) experienced a 26% drop in earnings, coinciding with its OTT debut. The film collected ₹14 lakh on Thursday, following ₹19 lakh on Wednesday. While this drop may seem routine, it likely reflects the impact of the film’s OTT availability.
With this, Pushpa 2 (Hindi) has amassed a historic total of ₹835.70 crore net at the Indian box office. The film is expected to complete its theatrical journey by the end of this week, with the final total projected to hover just below ₹837 crore.
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