‘Dhadak 2’ nears ₹5 cr on Day 2; ‘Son of Sardaar 2’ sees surge

The box office continues to witness contrasting fortunes this weekend with two major releases: Dhadak 2, starring Siddhant Chaturvedi and Triptii Dimri, and Son of Sardaar 2, led by Ajay Devgn.

Dhadak 2: A Slow Climb

On Day 2 (Saturday), Dhadak 2 witnessed a modest jump in collections, taking its two-day total close to ₹5 crore, according to early estimates. The film opened to ₹2.1 crore on Friday, and added another ₹2.7 crore on Saturday.

While the romantic drama has generated curiosity due to its cast and emotional storyline, word-of-mouth remains mixed. Critics have praised Triptii Dimri’s performance but called the screenplay predictable. Still, urban youth and fans of the original Dhadak have shown steady support.

If Sunday sees a stronger push, the film may touch ₹8 crore+ for its opening weekend — a respectable figure for a non-franchise romantic release.

Son of Sardaar 2: Power-Packed Comeback

In sharp contrast, Ajay Devgn’s Son of Sardaar 2 continues its mass appeal streak, especially in North India and Tier-2 cities. The film saw a solid jump in footfall on Saturday, adding an estimated ₹6.8 crore to its kitty. Combined with its ₹5.6 crore Friday opening, the film’s weekend total now stands at ₹12.4 crore, and Sunday is expected to be even stronger.

The action-comedy sequel banks heavily on Ajay Devgn’s stardom, regional humor, and catchy music. While critics have been lukewarm, audiences are clearly enjoying the nostalgia and over-the-top entertainment.

Sunday Showdown Ahead

With Dhadak 2 aiming for slow and steady growth, and Son of Sardaar 2 riding on high mass engagement, the Sunday numbers will decide their long-term box office fate. For now, Ajay Devgn’s film clearly has the upper hand in terms of collections and audience response.

Box Office Summary (Day 2)

Film Day 1 Day 2 Total So Far
Dhadak 2 ₹2.1 Cr ₹2.7 Cr ₹4.8 Cr
Son of Sardaar 2 ₹5.6 Cr ₹6.8 Cr ₹12.4 Cr

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