Emraan Hashmi’s much-awaited comeback thriller Awarapan 2 has cleared its first big hurdle — the dreaded Monday test — and the numbers are giving Bollywood trade watchers plenty to talk about. After a stellar Independence Day opening weekend, the film’s Day 4 performance is shaping up to be one of the stronger Monday holds of 2026. Here’s the complete breakdown of Awarapan 2 Box Office Collection Day 4, its total running numbers, and where things stand on the hit-or-flop scale.
Awarapan 2 Day-Wise Box Office Collection So Far
Before getting into the Monday numbers, here’s how the film’s opening weekend played out in India:
| Day | Collection (Net) |
|---|---|
| Day 1 (Friday) | ₹22.00 Cr |
| Day 2 (Saturday) | ₹33.75 Cr |
| Day 3 (Sunday) | ₹26.00 Cr |
| 3-Day Total | ~₹81.75–81.99 Cr |
<cite index=”18-1″>The film opened at ₹22 crore net on Friday, then jumped sharply to ₹33.75 crore net on Saturday</cite> as word of mouth spread and the Independence Day holiday crowd showed up in numbers. <cite index=”17-1″>Sunday saw a natural correction, with the film settling at an estimated ₹26 crore net — a 23% dip from Saturday’s high</cite>, which is a fairly standard weekend pattern for a big theatrical opener rather than a red flag.
Awarapan 2 Box Office Collection Day 4 (Monday Test)
Monday is always the real test for any theatrical release — this is where inflated weekend numbers either hold up or completely deflate. For Awarapan 2, early signs on Day 4 were encouraging. <cite index=”11-1″>Trade predictions pegged the film’s Monday collection at around ₹11 crore net, a number that would make it the third-highest Monday of 2026 in Bollywood, ahead of Dhamaal 4 and Welcome To The Jungle, though still behind Border 2 and Dhurandhar 2</cite>.
The show count backs up that confidence. <cite index=”11-1″>The film was running in 11,511 shows on Day 4, only a slight dip from its 11,602 shows on Sunday</cite> — a sign that exhibitors kept faith in the film’s pulling power even on a working weekday. For comparison, <cite index=”11-1″>its Independence Day clash rival Batwara 1947 was running in just 7,163 shows on the same Monday</cite>, underlining how one-sided this box office face-off has become.
By Monday morning, live tracking showed the film <cite index=”10-1″>at ₹81.99 crore net and ₹98.38 crore gross in India, with early Day 4 collections of ₹0.24 crore already logged and the full Monday number still being tallied</cite>. Trade sources expect the final Day 4 figure to push the film’s overall India gross very close to, or just past, the ₹100 crore mark.
Awarapan 2 vs Batwara 1947: The IndependenceDay Clash
This year’s Independence Day box office battle turned into a lopsided contest almost immediately. <cite index=”10-1″>While Awarapan 2 raced toward ₹100 crore gross in India, its clash rival Batwara 1947 remained stuck around the ₹30 crore gross mark by Day 4</cite>. <cite index=”10-1″>Batwara 1947 had collected ₹26.57 crore net and ₹31.69 crore gross by the same point, with its Sunday collection falling to just ₹7.25 crore</cite> — a stark contrast to Awarapan 2’s far steadier hold.
Total Collection: India and Worldwide
Here’s where the film’s overall numbers stand heading into and through Day 4:
- India Net (3 days): ~₹81.75–81.99 Cr
- India Gross (3 days): ~₹98.10–98.38 Cr
- Overseas Gross (3 days): <cite index=”17-1″>approximately ₹12 crore</cite>
- Worldwide Gross (3 days): <cite index=”17-1″>approximately ₹110.10 crore</cite>
With Monday’s collection added on top, Awarapan 2 is on track to comfortably cross the ₹100 crore India gross mark within its first four days — a big milestone for a mid-budget crime thriller.
Awarapan 2 Hit or Flop: What the Numbers Say
<cite index=”17-1″>Awarapan 2 reportedly carries a budget of around ₹45 crore</cite>, which puts the film’s box office math firmly in its favour. Having already crossed ₹80 crore net in India within three days — and adding a strong double-digit Monday on top — the film has recovered its budget several times over from India theatrical collections alone, even before overseas numbers and other revenue streams are counted.
Trade watchers have also framed this as a personal milestone for the film’s lead. <cite index=”11-1″>The film marks Emraan Hashmi’s return to hit territory after roughly a decade, and its success has been counted among Bollywood’s successful releases of 2026</cite>.
Critically, reactions have been mixed but not damaging to its commercial run. <cite index=”17-1″>One review gave the film 2.5 stars, noting that the screenplay and direction could have been stronger and that the predictable twists may disappoint viewers outside Emraan Hashmi’s core fanbase</cite> — but that hasn’t dented the film’s theatrical momentum so far.
Verdict: Based on the Day 1–4 trend, budget-to-collection ratio, and show count strength on a working Monday, Awarapan 2 is tracking as a clear Hit, with the potential to push into blockbuster territory if it maintains a healthy hold through its first week.
Quick FAQ
What is Awarapan 2’s Day 4 (Monday) box office collection? Trade estimates place it around ₹11 crore net, making it one of the top three Monday collections of 2026 for Bollywood.
What is Awarapan 2’s total collection so far? Around ₹98 crore gross in India and roughly ₹110 crore gross worldwide through the opening weekend, with Monday’s numbers pushing the total higher.
Is Awarapan 2 a hit or flop? Given its ₹45 crore budget against a total already well past ₹80 crore net in India alone, the film is being tracked as a hit.
Who stars in Awarapan 2? Emraan Hashmi leads the cast, with Disha Patani and Shabana Azmi in key roles, directed by Nitin Kakkar.
Stay tuned as final Day 4 numbers are confirmed and the film heads into its first full week at the box office.
