The Kerala Story 2 Day 5 Box Office Collection Early Estimates: ₹1.85 Cr Net
The Kerala Story 2 continued its steady but slowing run at the domestic box office on Tuesday. Early estimates place Day 5 collections at ₹1.85 crore net, in line with typical weekday drops for a mid-budget drama following a respectable opening weekend.
Monday (Day 4) saw the film collect approximately ₹2.65 crore net, taking the four-day India net total to ₹12.80 crore. This marked a manageable 44 percent drop from Sunday, helping the sequel clear the important Monday test despite limited screens in some regions due to prior legal clearances.
Tuesday’s early numbers reflect a further 30 percent decline, with BookMyShow reporting approximately 8,000 tickets booked in the last hour and morning theatre occupancy hovering around 8-9 percent across major circuits. The trend remains consistent with weekday patterns, though the film is trailing the pace set by the original The Kerala Story.
The Kerala Story 2 Day 5 Box Office Collection in India
| Day | Collection India Net | Fluctuation (%+/-) |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 – 27 Feb 2026 (1st Friday) | ₹0.75 Cr | – |
| Day 2 – 28 Feb 2026 (1st Saturday) | ₹4.65 Cr | +520.00 |
| Day 3 – 1 Mar 2026 (1st Sunday) | ₹4.75 Cr | +2.15 |
| Day 4 – 2 Mar 2026 (1st Monday) | ₹2.65 Cr | -44.21 |
| Day 5 – 3 Mar 2026 (1st Tuesday) | ₹1.85 Cr | -30.19 |
5 Days India Net Collection ₹14.65 Cr
5 Days India Gross Collection ₹17.30 Cr
5 Days Overseas Collection ₹0.00 Cr
5 Days Worldwide Collection ₹17.30 Cr
Budget ₹30 Cr
About The Kerala Story 2 and Future Prediction
The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond is the official sequel to the 2023 hit, directed by Kamakhya Narayan Singh and produced by Vipul Amrutlal Shah under Sunshine Pictures. The story picks up on themes of love, societal expectations and personal freedom, with Ulka Gupta and Aditi Bhatia in lead roles. The film faced significant pre-release buzz and legal hurdles before finally opening in theatres on 27 February 2026.
After a modest first day and strong weekend growth, the sequel has shown decent Monday holds but is finding it tough to maintain momentum on weekdays. Its current five-day India net of ₹14.65 crore is notably lower than the first part’s early run, reflecting a more measured audience response in the absence of major competition.
With a clear release window until mid-March, the film could stabilise and head towards a lifetime India net of ₹20-25 crore. While it may not repeat the blockbuster success of the original, a controlled drop from here would still allow it to recover costs comfortably relative to its ₹30 crore budget.
Disclaimer:
- Box office figures in this article are independently estimated by Tenvow based on an internal tracking methodology that evaluates theatre occupancy trends, distributor feedback, and regional trade indicators.
- The data reflects industry estimates available at the time of publication and may vary slightly from officially reported or audited figures released later.
- These figures should be considered preliminary and indicative, not official confirmations.
- Tenvow does not guarantee absolute accuracy of the data and presents it solely for informational purposes.
- All financial figures are stated in Indian Rupees (INR) and represented in crores, unless specified otherwise.
- All dates and times mentioned follow Indian Standard Time (IST) (UTC +5:30).
