Border 2 nears Rs 200 crore nett in India after strong fifth day

Following a robust opening weekend of Rs 121 crore nett, Sunny Deol's Border 2 has surged towards the Rs 200 crore mark in India by its fifth day, capitalizing on the Republic Day holiday buzz and outperforming recent releases like Dhurandhar.

Border 2 continues its impressive box office trajectory, building on its first three-day nett collection of Rs 121 crore in India (with a global gross of Rs 158.5 crore). The Sunny Deol-starrer, directed by Anurag Singh and featuring Varun Dhawan, Ahan Shetty, and Diljit Dosanjh, has maintained momentum over the extended Republic Day weekend.

According to reports from India Today and Sacnilk, the film is on track to cross Rs 200 crore nett in India by the end of its fifth day. This performance has solidified its lead over 2025's top hit Dhurandhar and signals strong audience reception for the war drama amid patriotic fervor.

The sustained success underscores Bollywood's resurgence, as highlighted by filmmaker Karan Johar's celebrations of recent mega-hits.

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