Jailer 2 is on Prime Video after making about ₹830 crore in theatres. Ramayana crossed that in a week

Jailer 2 opened with ₹59.70 crore net in India on Thursday, 15 October, Sacnilk estimates. Its first seven days brought ₹317.20 crore. The next seven added ₹106.45 crore, and the seven after that ₹42.40 crore. By Tuesday, 10 November, its 27th day, it made ₹88 lakh, under 2% of its opening day.

Rajinikanth's Jailer 2 started streaming on Prime Video on 12 November, 28 days after it opened in cinemas, The Week reported. It is available in Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam and Kannada. By then, the film had grossed ₹829.65 crore worldwide in 27 days, according to Sacnilk's estimates updated on 11 November.

Of Jailer 2's ₹472.53 crore net in India, ₹327.37 crore, or about 69%, came from the Tamil version, Sacnilk's figures show. Telugu added ₹86.17 crore and Hindi ₹50.74 crore. Overseas markets contributed ₹277 crore gross, about a third of the worldwide total.

The first Jailer, released in 2023, had grossed ₹591.32 crore worldwide after 28 days, Sacnilk's figures show. Jailer 2 was at ₹829.65 crore after 27 days. That puts the sequel about ₹238 crore, or roughly 40%, ahead at nearly the same point.

Ramayana: Part 1, released on 5 November, grossed ₹934.55 crore worldwide in seven days, Sacnilk estimates. That is about ₹105 crore more than Jailer 2's 27-day total. Ramayana's India net for its first week was ₹511.10 crore, against Jailer 2's ₹317.20 crore over its own first seven days.

Jailer 2's OTT rights were sold for ₹160 crore, Bollywood Hungama reported in August, according to the Free Press Journal. The makers have not confirmed the figure. If accurate, it would equal about a third of the film's ₹472.53 crore net in India. Box office gross and net are not what the producers receive, since theatres and distributors take their share.

All box office figures here are Sacnilk's tracking estimates, and the makers may publish different numbers. Jailer 2 is still in some cinemas, so its total can rise a little more. Ramayana's second weekend, starting 13 November, will show whether it holds after the Diwali holidays.