Ajay Devgn's film, Raid 2, has been a resounding success at the box office. Within just two days of its release, the film has raked in over ₹100 crore, a significant achievement for any Hindi film.
Raid 2 Collection Record: Ajay Devgn's powerful action-thriller, Raid 2, has created a storm at the 2025 box office. The film earned ₹112 crore in domestic net collections within just two days of its release. This not only reinforces the prestige of Hindi cinema but also surpasses five major South Indian films in terms of earnings. As the second installment of the 'Raid' franchise, the film already enjoyed immense anticipation from the audience, which directly translated into box office success.
Raid 2's Speed is Astonishing
Ajay Devgn's popularity and the film's thrilling storyline have propelled Raid 2 to box office triumph. The film crossed the magical figure of ₹112 crore during its opening weekend, a remarkable feat for any recent Hindi film. A comparison of this collection with the top South Indian films of 2025 shows Raid 2 significantly ahead.
Raid 2 Surpasses South Indian Films
South Indian cinema, particularly the Tamil and Telugu industries, has dominated the box office in recent years. However, Raid 2 has proven its superiority by surpassing some of this year's biggest names. The list below mentions the films that Raid 2 has outperformed:
- Raid 2 - ₹112 crore
- L2 Empuran - ₹105 crore
- Thodaram - ₹98 crore
- Dragon - ₹98 crore
- Dakku Maharaj - ₹90 crore
- Vidamuyarchi - ₹80 crore
Renewed Confidence for Bollywood
The success of Raid 2 has provided Bollywood with the much-needed boost. Several recent big-budget films, such as Salman Khan's Sikander, failed to meet expectations, while films like Vicky Kaushal's Chhawa and Akshay Kumar's Sky Force were the only ones upholding Hindi cinema's reputation. Now, Raid 2 has further strengthened this position, securing a place among the top 3 films of 2025.
According to sources, Raid 2 may soon surpass the highly acclaimed South Superstar Ajith Kumar's film, Good Bad Ugly, which had a net collection of ₹150 crore. Considering the current momentum, this seems quite possible.
