Deool Band 2 Week 4 Box Office: Needs 1 Crore to Surpass Raja Shivaji and Become 3rd Highest Grossing Marathi Movie of All Time

Deool Band 2 has just completed its fourth week at the box office, and the numbers indicate a remarkably stable run for a regional film. As of the end of day 29, the movie has reached a total India net collection of 69.97 Cr. This performance is particularly impressive considering it has been achieved across more than 40,000 shows nationwide. While the daily collections have naturally settled into a lower range, the film is showing a level of resilience that few expected when it first released.

Looking at the week 4 totals, the film added 6.22 Cr to its domestic net. The latter half of the week showed high stability, with day 29 matching the previous day net of 0.35 Cr. This steady pace is supported by strong ticket sales on digital platforms. On BookMyShow alone, the film has sold over 2.21 million tickets to date, with nearly 9,000 tickets being booked in the last 24 hours. For a Marathi project, moving over 24,000 tickets in national multiplex chains during its fourth week is a very positive indicator of sustained interest.

The film's trajectory has been marked by a very steady holding power, allowing it to maintain momentum even as it enters its second month. Here is the week-by-week net collection breakdown for Deool Band 2 so far:

• Week 1 Collection: ₹30.20 Cr
• Week 2 Collection: ₹22.40 Cr
• Week 3 Collection: ₹11.15 Cr
• Week 4 Collection: ₹6.22 Cr

The real story here is how Deool Band 2 is now on the verge of making history in Marathi cinema. With its current net at 69.97 Cr, it needs just about one more crore to beat the 71 Cr net record of Raja Shivaji. What makes this achievement standout is the difference in scale; while Raja Shivaji was a much larger production, Deool Band 2 has reached this milestone in just one month primarily through strong word-of-mouth. If it manages to cross that threshold, it will officially become the third highest-grossing Marathi film of all time.

As it stands, the film is trailing only behind the all-time leaders Sairat, which holds the top spot at 80.97 Cr net, and Baipan Bhari Deva at 76 Cr. Given the current trajectory, the third-place spot looks well within reach. The film ability to maintain a gross collection of 82.19 Cr entirely from the domestic market, with no overseas contribution, speaks volumes about its deep penetration into its core audience. The next few days will be crucial in determining if it can finalise its climb up the all-time charts.

To provide a more granular look at the final week of its first month, the day-wise breakdown shows a very consistent trend. The occupancy during the fourth weekend was particularly strong, reaching 41 percent on Sunday, which provided the necessary cushion to navigate the following weekdays. Even with a drop on Wednesday, the film maintained its momentum on Thursday, ensuring it ended the week on a flat but firm note.