Cocktail 2 Day 25 Box Office: Total India Net Hits 94.89 Crore as the 100 Crore Milestone Slips Away

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Cocktail 2 is currently navigating its fourth week of theatrical release, but the numbers tell a challenging story. As of its 25th day, the film has reached a total India net collection of 94.89 crore. When weighed against its sizable production budget of 150 crore, this theatrical run is officially being deemed a commercial failure. The movie is now struggling with a major screen crunch following the release of the multi-starrer Dhamaal 4 last Friday, alongside the continued presence of other successful holdovers like Welcome 3 and Maain Vaapas Aunga, which have further squeezed its remaining show counts. The impact of this screen crunch became evident starting this Friday, Day 22, when the show count dropped to just 360 shows, earning a net of 0.10 crore. The fourth weekend did see a slight jump in interest, with Saturday collecting 0.18 crore and Sunday reaching 0.21 crore despite the film running on a very limited number of screens, hovering around 165 to 170. On its fourth Monday, Day 25, the film collected a net of 0.05 crore from 145 shows with an overall occupancy of 14 percent. This brings the cumulative India gross to 113.07 crore. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Looking back at the week-by-week progression, Cocktail 2 had a stellar opening week with a net collection of 70.50 crore. However, the momentum slowed down in the second week to 18.90 crore, and the third week saw a further dip to 4.95 crore. Despite the downward trend, the steady weekend bumps helped the movie edge closer to the century mark in domestic net collections. On the global front, the film has performed consistently, adding an overseas gross of 34.00 crore, which pushes the total worldwide gross collection to 147.07 crore. The digital engagement for the film was highest during its initial days. According to BookMyShow data, the film has sold a total of approximately 16.40 lakh tickets so far. The first week alone contributed a massive 1.09 million tickets, while the second week saw 344k sales. By the third week, daily sales began to taper off, moving from 12.9k on Friday to around 9k on Monday. During the current fourth week, the film has largely moved out of the top trending charts on the platform as show counts continue to diminish. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) In the national chains on its fourth Monday, the film saw very limited activity. It sold approximately 500 tickets across 115 shows, resulting in a gross of roughly 1.1 lakhs with an occupancy rate of 3.7 percent. Breaking this down by specific chains, INOX led the segment with around 330 tickets sold and a gross of 58k. PVR followed with approximately 90 tickets sold, earning 32k, while Cinepolis contributed roughly 100 tickets with a gross of 23k. Over the course of its 25-day run, Cocktail 2 has occupied a total of 106,418 shows. While surviving in the market for nearly a month is usually a feat for a romantic drama, the numbers simply have not added up to offset the high production costs. With a current worldwide gross of 147.07 crore, the film is on the verge of hitting the 150 crore milestone, yet this achievement offers little consolation given that it barely matches the initial investment. This seals its fate as a commercial failure as the movie rapidly nears the end of its theatrical journey.

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Cocktail 2 has reached a significant milestone in its theatrical run as it enters its third week. The film has officially surpassed the lifetime worldwide collection of Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya, which stood at 139 crore. With this achievement, Cocktail 2 has secured a spot in the top five highest-grossing romantic comedies in Indian cinema since 2012. This steady performance highlights the sustained interest in the genre when backed by a strong franchise name. On its twentieth day, which was a Wednesday, the film collected a net of 0.45 crore across India. When compared to the previous day’s net of 0.50 crore, this represents a 10 percent drop, which is a standard trend for a film at this stage. The movie maintained a presence across 1,172 shows during the day. Taking a closer look at the cumulative figures, the total India net collection now stands at 93.90 crore, while the total India gross has reached 111.93 crore. Globally, the film is performing well, with a worldwide gross collection of 142.33 crore achieved across more than 1,04,000 shows so far. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The international market continues to be a steady contributor to the film's success. On Day 20, the overseas collection was 0.10 crore, taking the total overseas gross to 30.40 crore. According to data tracked by Venky Box Office, the film earned 13,000 dollars in North America on Tuesday, bringing its total in that region to 1.45 million dollars. As the film's pace begins to slow down, it remains to be seen if it can cross the 1.5 million dollar mark by the end of its theatrical run. If it manages to reach this figure, it will be Shahid Kapoor's second film as a solo lead to hit the 1.5 million dollar milestone in North America, following Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya, which finished with approximately 2.50 million dollars. In terms of audience engagement on digital platforms, BookMyShow recorded 6,520 tickets booked on Wednesday, following 11,530 tickets on Tuesday. This brings the total tickets sold on the platform to approximately 16,34,640. Looking at the performance in national cinema chains for Wednesday, PVR led the way with roughly 1,460 tickets sold for a gross of 4.75 lakh. INOX followed with approximately 840 tickets and a gross of 1.90 lakh, while Cinepolis contributed about 520 tickets with a gross of 1.17 lakh. In total, these major chains accounted for roughly 2,820 tickets and a combined gross of 7.80 lakh for the day. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The overall occupancy for the Hindi 2D version stood at 13.99 percent on Wednesday. Similar to previous days, the night shows saw the highest footfalls at 17.15 percent, while morning shows started at around 6.6 percent. Regionally, Mumbai led the occupancy charts among major hubs with 13 percent across 99 shows. The National Capital Region followed with 11.8 percent across 167 shows, while Ahmedabad and Bengaluru both recorded an occupancy of 10.3 percent. These numbers indicate that the film is still holding a decent grip in metropolitan areas even as new releases arrive. Top 5 Rom-Coms Since 2012 - Worldwide GrossMOVIE NAMEWORLDWIDE GROSSYeh Jawaani Hai Deewani₹ 318.00 CrTanu Weds Manu Returns₹ 258.00 CrTu Jhoothi Main Makkaar₹ 223.00 Cr2 States₹ 173.10 CrCocktail 2₹ 142.33 Cr

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Cocktail 2 has wrapped up its third weekend at the box office, and the narrative has shifted from a promising start to a struggle for survival. After seventeen days in theaters, the film has reached a total India net collection of ₹92.55 Cr. While the movie began its journey with a powerhouse opening week of ₹70.50 Cr, the subsequent weeks have seen a sharp and concerning decline. Although the film is indeed battling a massive screen crunch due to newer tentpole releases, the primary issue lies with the word of mouth, which hasn't been strong enough to sustain interest. In an environment where audience appreciation typically drives longevity, the mixed reception has made it difficult for the sequel to maintain its momentum against the heavy competition. The third weekend began on a quiet note this past Friday, with the film collecting ₹0.75 Cr net. However, as is often the case with urban comedies, it saw a significant jump on Saturday, growing by 53.3% to earn ₹1.15 Cr. Sunday followed with another 8.7% rise, bringing in ₹1.25 Cr. This brings the three-day weekend total to approximately ₹3.15 Cr. When we look at the cumulative figures, the India gross now stands at ₹110.35 Cr, achieved across more than 1,01,000 shows since its release. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Cocktail 2 - 3rd Weekend India Net CollectionDAYINDIA NET COLLECTIONSHOWSDay 15 (3rd Friday)₹ 0.75 Cr1,521Day 16 (3rd Saturday)₹ 1.15 Cr1,095Day 17 (3rd Sunday)₹ 1.25 Cr1,129Total 3rd Weekend₹ 3.15 Cr3,745 In terms of audience engagement on digital platforms, BookMyShow recorded steady interest over the weekend. Friday saw 12.94K tickets sold, Saturday peaked with 19.25K, and Sunday maintained a decent hold with 17.62K tickets. In total, the film has sold over 1.6 million tickets on the platform to date. In the national chains like PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis, the film sold over 15,000 tickets during the third weekend, with Sunday being the busiest day. Specifically for Sunday, around 7,400 tickets were sold across these chains. PVR led the weekend contribution with 3,800 tickets, followed by INOX with 2,100, and Cinepolis with 1,500 tickets. The occupancy for Sunday sat at an average of 6.5%, reflecting the limited screen space currently available. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The global performance remains a highlight, with the film grossing a total of ₹140.40 Cr worldwide. This includes an overseas contribution of ₹30.05 Cr. In the North American market, Cocktail 2 continues to find takers; data from Venky Box Office shows it collected $16K on Saturday, taking its total in that region to $1.42M. While these international numbers are respectable, the domestic market remains the primary focus as the film nears the 100 Crore milestone. The journey from the second week to the third has been particularly difficult for the film. After a solid opening weekend of ₹47.50 Cr, the collections suffered a significant 75% drop in momentum. While a severe screen crunch caused by the arrival of Alpha, Welcome to the Jungle, and Main Vaapas Aaunga certainly limited its reach, the primary challenge has been the lack of strong word-of-mouth. Typically, films that resonate deeply with audiences manage to find their way even with fewer screens, but the mixed reception for this sequel has made it hard to sustain footfalls. With a landing cost of ₹150 Cr, the film is now in a tough spot as it struggles to recover its investment against the current box office trend. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The big question now is whether Cocktail 2 can cross the ₹100 Cr net mark in India. It currently needs about ₹7.45 Cr to reach that goal. Given that the entire third weekend only generated a little over ₹3 Cr, reaching the century mark will be a steep uphill battle. Unless the film manages a miraculous hold during the weekdays or regains some screens in the coming week, it might fall just short of that coveted three-figure milestone.

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Cocktail 2 has wrapped up its second week at the box office, but the numbers reveal a concerning trend for the makers. While the film appeared to be on a steady path with a first-week collection of 70.50 crore rupees, it faced a massive crash in the second week, adding only 18.90 crore to its domestic total. This sharp decline has brought the total India net collection to 89.40 crore rupees after 14 days, indicating that the initial momentum has faded much faster than anticipated. The financial standing of the film becomes even more difficult when we consider its massive 150 crore rupee budget. Although the producers managed to recover 50 percent of the cost through non-theatrical sales like OTT and satellite rights before the release, the theatrical performance has fallen short of expectations. To reach a safe breakeven point, the movie required a worldwide gross of approximately 180 crore rupees. With the current worldwide gross sitting at roughly 135.92 crore and show counts already reducing for the third week, achieving the required theatrical breakeven target looks increasingly difficult despite the film's decent raw numbers. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Cocktail 2 - Week 2 India Net CollectionsDAYINDIA NET COLLECTIONDay 8 (2nd Friday)₹ 4.00 CrDay 9 (2nd Saturday)₹ 4.25 CrDay 10 (2nd Sunday)₹ 4.40 CrDay 11 (2nd Monday)₹ 1.75 CrDay 12 (2nd Tuesday)₹ 1.85 CrDay 13 (2nd Wednesday)₹ 1.40 CrDay 14 (2nd Thursday)₹ 1.25 CrTotal Week 2₹ 18.90 Cr The cumulative performance of Cocktail 2 now stands at a net collection of 89.40 crore rupees in India. With a total India gross of 106.57 crore, the film has officially crossed the century mark in terms of gross earnings within the country. This performance has been supported by a massive distribution network, with the film running across a total of 97,344 shows over the last 14 days. In the major national theater chains, the second week alone saw over 99,000 tickets being sold, indicating sustained interest in metropolitan areas. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) On the digital front, the film continues to see active engagement. By the end of two weeks, Cocktail 2 has recorded approximately 1.56 million total ticket bookings on BookMyShow. The second week itself contributed significantly to this tally, with the second Friday and Saturday seeing the highest volumes at roughly 79,000 and 76,000 tickets respectively. This digital footprint suggests that the urban youth audience remains a primary driver for the film's theatrical run. The international box office contributed a total of 4.35 crore rupees during the second week, bringing the cumulative overseas gross to 29.35 crore. According to tracking data from Venky Box Office, the North American market remains a key contributor, reaching 1.37 million dollars, which is approximately 11.45 crore rupees in Indian currency. When these international figures are added to the domestic gross of 106.57 crore, the worldwide total for Cocktail 2 stands at 135.92 crore rupees. While these numbers are substantial, the cooling interest in overseas markets mirrors the domestic trend as the film struggles to maintain its initial momentum.

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Mumbai, June 30 - Maddock Films' romantic comedy Cocktail 2 has crossed 100 crores gross collection at the domestic box office to become the fourth Bollywood movie of the year to do so. The film, starring Shahid Kapoor, Rashmika Mandanna, and Kriti Sanon, continues to perform decently in the second weekend and ultimately topped the century mark on its second Monday. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Directed by Homi Adjania, Cocktail 2 has also surpassed the lifetime domestic and worldwide total of the original Cocktail during the second weekend. It has already topped Cocktail in terms of net collection, and has now beaten it in the gross as well to become the highest-grossing film in this two-film franchise. After grossing over 15 crores in the second weekend, the sequel held decently on Monday to bring in another around 2 crores gross, which took its total domestic haul to around 101.25 crores (85 crores net). The film, which was released in 2012, had grossed around 96 crores in India and has been one of the biggest success stories in this rom-com genre. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Meanwhile, Cocktail 2 has collected an estimated 130 crores worldwide in its 11 days, crossing the lifetime global total of Cocktail (121.75 crores). However, in terms of footfalls, the original entertainer is still ahead, as ticket prices were way lower than today back in the day. As said, the latest Cocktail is the fourth Bollywood title and eleventh Indian film of 2026 to top 100 crores domestically. Among the Hindi films, Bhooth Bangla, Dhurandhar 2, and Border 2 had earlier achieved this feat. Worldwide, the second instalment is the sixth Hindi film of the year to surpass the 100 crore milestone. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) 100 Crore Bollywood Grossers of 2026 Domestically S. No. Movie Domestic Gross 1 Dhuradhar 2 ₹ 1375.40 Cr 2 Border 2 ₹ 393.00 Cr 3 Bhooth Bangla ₹ 216.00 Cr 4 Cocktail 2 ₹ 101.30 Cr* As of June 29

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Mumbai, June 29 - The Indian box office witnessed a competitive weekend between June 26 and 28, with multiple films putting up solid numbers across languages and regions. While big-budget entertainers continued to dominate the market, a few mid-sized releases also managed to attract steady footfalls and maintain strong momentum at cinemas nationwide. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Leading the weekend chart by a huge margin was superstar Akshay Kumar's Welcome To The Jungle, which emerged as the clear winner with a massive 76.50 crore gross collection in its debut weekend. The comedy entertainer benefited from strong buzz, franchise popularity, and a star-packed cast, helping it dominate both multiplexes and single screens throughout the weekend. Samantha Ruth Prabhu's Telugu blockbuster film Maa Inti Bangaaram continued its strong theatrical run and secured the second spot overall with nearly 17 crore gross collection during the past weekend. The family entertainer witnessed steady collections across key southern markets and benefited from positive word-of-mouth among audiences. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Among the closely contested mid-range performers, Main Vaapas Aaunga managed to edge past Cocktail 2 in their collections on Sunday, though the latter scored a bigger weekend. Imtiaz Ali's period romantic drama continued to build on positive word of mouth as it was the fourth biggest performer during the weekend at India box office, while Cocktail 2 takes 3rd spot with a decent hold. Meanwhile, Punjabi comedy franchise Carry On Jatta 4 completed the top five with over 9 crore gross domestically during the June 26–28 frame. The film once again demonstrated the franchise's popularity among Punjabi audiences in India and overseas markets. With several major releases lined up in the coming weeks, the competition at the Indian box office is expected to intensify further heading into the second half of the year. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Top 5 India Box Office Weekend Winners (June 26-28) S. No. Movie Weekend India GBOC Total India GBOC 1 Welcome To The Jungle ₹ 76.50 Cr ₹ 76.50 Cr 2 Maa Inti Bangaaram ₹ 16.90 Cr ₹ 55.85 Cr 3 Main Vaapas Aaunga ₹ 15.80 Cr ₹ 55.25 Cr 4 Cocktail 2 ₹ 15.20 Cr ₹ 99.25 Cr 5 Carry On Jatta 4 ₹ 9.35 Cr ₹ 9.35 Cr Note: Gross collection*