INVC NEWS | Box Office Update : Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2 is closing in on the ₹800 crore worldwide milestone, while Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan’s Udta Teer has received a boost during its second weekend. Ajay Devgn’s Drishyam 3: The Conclusion continues to hold its ground after a month in theatres.
Saturday, October 31, brought a rise in collections for several films. However, the performance of Prahaar and Nayyi Navelli remains comparatively weak, despite small gains over their previous-day earnings.
Here is a closer look at the latest reported box office figures for these films.
‘Jailer 2’ Heads Towards the ₹800 Crore Worldwide Mark
Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2 continues to lead the box office race. The action drama has completed 17 days in theatres and is now within touching distance of the ₹800 crore worldwide gross milestone.
The film collected an estimated ₹9.35 crore net in India on Saturday, October 31, compared with ₹5.50 crore on Friday. This represents a rise of around 70% in its daily domestic net collection.
With Saturday’s earnings included, Jailer 2 has collected approximately ₹444.75 crore net in India. Its domestic gross stands at ₹520.35 crore, while overseas markets have contributed around ₹270.50 crore.
The film’s reported worldwide gross has reached ₹790.85 crore. It needs approximately ₹9.15 crore more to cross the ₹800 crore mark.
The sequel’s performance is particularly notable because it has continued to attract audiences across multiple language versions. The Tamil version remains its biggest domestic contributor, followed by the Hindi, Telugu and Kannada versions.
If the current momentum continues, Jailer 2 could reach the ₹800 crore worldwide milestone during its third weekend.
‘Udta Teer’ Gets a Second-Weekend Boost
Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan’s Udta Teer has shown signs of improvement during its second weekend.
The film collected an estimated ₹4 crore net in India on Saturday, October 31, up from ₹2.85 crore on Friday. The increase has helped the spy comedy strengthen its position after a relatively modest first week.
Its India net collection has reached approximately ₹37.75 crore, while the India gross stands at around ₹45.03 crore. Overseas earnings of approximately ₹10.50 crore have taken its worldwide gross to ₹55.53 crore.
The film’s second-weekend performance will be important in determining how well it sustains its theatrical run. A consistent response from audiences over Sunday could help it maintain momentum in the coming week.
‘Prahaar’ Struggles to Build Box Office Momentum
Rajkummar Rao’s Prahaar: The Ujjwal Nikam Story has not managed to generate a strong theatrical run despite completing 16 days in cinemas.
The film collected approximately ₹60 lakh net in India on Saturday, October 31, according to the latest tracking figures. Its total India net collection has reached around ₹22.60 crore.
The India gross is estimated at ₹26.81 crore, while overseas earnings stand at approximately ₹3.03 crore. This takes its reported worldwide gross to around ₹29.84 crore.
Although Saturday brought an improvement over Friday, the film’s daily earnings remain limited compared with its opening-week performance. Its ability to attract audiences in the coming days will determine whether it can maintain a presence in cinemas.
‘Nayyi Navelli’ Records a Small Saturday Recovery
Yami Gautam’s Nayyi Navelli is also facing a challenging box office run.
The film collected approximately ₹35 lakh net in India on Saturday, October 31, compared with ₹20 lakh on Friday. Despite the 75% day-on-day increase, its daily earnings remain modest.
After 16 days in theatres, the film’s India net collection stands at approximately ₹26.35 crore. Its India gross is around ₹31.27 crore, while overseas markets have contributed approximately ₹3.30 crore.
The reported worldwide gross has reached ₹34.57 crore.
The Saturday improvement offers a small boost, but the film will need stronger audience support to sustain its theatrical run.
‘Drishyam 3: The Conclusion’ Maintains Its Run After 30 Days
Ajay Devgn, Tabu and Jaideep Ahlawat’s Drishyam 3: The Conclusion has completed 30 days in theatres and continues to add to its box office total.
The film collected approximately ₹1.60 crore net in India on Saturday, October 31. This was a 60% increase over its previous day’s collection of ₹1 crore.
Its cumulative India net collection has reached approximately ₹375.60 crore, while the India gross stands at around ₹449.84 crore.
The film has also performed strongly in overseas markets, where its gross collection has reached approximately ₹132.55 crore. Its reported worldwide gross now stands at around ₹582.39 crore.
The Saturday increase suggests that the film is still attracting some audiences even after completing a month in cinemas. Its sustained performance has helped it remain one of the major box office performers among the films currently being tracked.
Box Office Collection: Film-Wise Summary
The following figures reflect reported estimates for Saturday, October 31, and cumulative collections available as of November 1.
| Film | Saturday India Net | Total India Net | Worldwide Gross |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jailer 2 | ₹9.35 crore | ₹444.75 crore | ₹790.85 crore |
| Udta Teer | ₹4 crore | ₹37.75 crore | ₹55.53 crore |
| Prahaar | ₹60 lakh | ₹22.60 crore | ₹29.84 crore |
| Nayyi Navelli | ₹35 lakh | ₹26.35 crore | ₹34.57 crore |
| Drishyam 3: The Conclusion | ₹1.60 crore | ₹375.60 crore | ₹582.39 crore |
Which Film Is Leading the Box Office?
Among the five films, Jailer 2 is clearly ahead, with a reported worldwide gross of ₹790.85 crore. Its next major target is the ₹800 crore milestone.
Drishyam 3: The Conclusion remains another major performer, with worldwide earnings of approximately ₹582.39 crore. Udta Teer has crossed ₹55 crore worldwide and will look to build on its second-weekend improvement.
Meanwhile, Prahaar and Nayyi Navelli are finding it difficult to sustain daily collections, despite recording small Saturday gains.
Important Box Office Disclaimer
Box office figures are based on trade estimates and industry tracking reports available at the time of publication. They may differ from figures released by film producers or distributors. India net, India gross and worldwide gross are separate measures and should not be compared interchangeably. Collections may also be revised as further reports become available.
