‘Border 2’ box office collection Day 14 and 15 (LIVE): Sunny Deol and Varun Dhawan film races past Rs 294 crore amid declining numbers

On Friday, February 6, 2026, the box office journey of Border 2 entered a critical phase. As the film completed its second full week in theaters, it reached a domestic net collection of approximately ₹294.40 crore (with some trade trackers like Bollywood Hungama placing it even higher at ₹323.89 crore based on gross estimates).

Despite a powerhouse start that saw it rake in ₹224.25 crore in its opening week—boosted significantly by a massive ₹59 crore haul on Republic Day—the war epic is now grappling with the inevitable post-holiday “fatigue” as daily numbers shift into single digits.

The Week 2 BreakdownThe second week for the Sunny Deol and Varun Dhawan starrer was a tale of two halves. While the second weekend showed resilience with a combined Saturday and Sunday collection of over ₹40 crore, the subsequent weekdays (Monday to Thursday) saw a sharp decline.Day 14 (Thursday):

The film collected roughly ₹3.35 crore to ₹3.91 crore, marking its lowest single-day earnings since its release on January 23.Day 15 (Friday): Early “Live” tracking for the third Friday suggests a further dip, with midday collections hovering around ₹1.16 crore. The downward trend is evidenced by a 68% drop in Week 2 compared to Week 1.

While such a fall is standard for big-budget sequels after a massive holiday release, it indicates that the film’s momentum is slowing as it faces new competition from releases like Vadh 2. Global Milestones and Benchmarks. Despite the domestic dip, Border 2 remains a monumental success on the global stage. It recently surpassed the worldwide lifetime collections of major hits like Brahmastra and Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3, entering the Top 25 highest-grossing Hindi films of all time globally.

MilestonePerformance as of Day 15India Net Total~₹295.56 CroreWorldwide Gross~₹440.55 CroreOverseas Gross~₹52–55 CroreStatusBlockbuster / Super HitTrade analysts note that the film’s international performance was slightly hampered by the lack of a release in certain Gulf markets, which could have added another $1.5 million to its tally.

Nonetheless, it remains the only Bollywood film in 2026 to cross the ₹300-crore domestic milestone so far.Looking AheadThe focus now shifts to the third weekend. For Border 2 to reach the coveted ₹350-crore mark in India, it will need a significant “jump” on Saturday and Sunday.

With no major mass-entertainer scheduled until Dhurandhar 2 arrives on March 19, the film still has ample screen space to continue its steady crawl.

Producer Nidhi Dutta has already capitalized on this success by confirming that Border 3 is already in active development, promising that “India cannot be defended without Sunny Deol.”

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