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With this, Jailer is among the five biggest Tamil hits ever. It has joined the likes of 2.0, Ponniyin Selvan 1, Vikram, Kabali, and Enthiran or Robot.
2.0 collected a total of Rs 723.30 crore, Chiyaan Vikram and Aishwarya Rai-starrer Ponniyin Selvan made Rs 488 crore, Kamal Haasan’s Vikram made Rs 414.43 crore, Thalaivar’s Kabali minted around Rs 305 crore, and Enthiran or Robot made around Rs 291 crore in worldwide collections.
Jailer India box office update
The Rajinikanth film is headed towards the Rs 250 crore mark at the India box office. The Nelson Dilipkumar-directorial collected Rs 48.35 crore on its first Thursday, Rs 25.75 crore on its first Friday, Rs 34.30 crore on its first Saturday, Rs 42.20 crore on its first Sunday, Rs 23.55 crore on its first Monday, Rs 36.50 crore on its first Tuesday, Rs 15 crore on its first Wednesday and is estimated to collect around Rs 13.50 crore on its first Thursday.
With this, Jailer’s total collections stand at Rs 239.15 crore. The film has reported occupancy of 19.37 per cent in its Tamil shows on August 17 so far. The film is a massive success in South India, where it derived a lion’s share of its earnings from. Parts of south India such as Chennai, Bengaluru, Madurai, Coimbatore, Pondicherry, and Salem were among the top contributors to Jailer’s box office success. It has also fared well in Hindi markets such as Mumbai and the National Capital Region (NCR).
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