Indian 2 box office collection day 6: The Tamil film has been earning around ₹3 crore nett in India since Monday. As per Sacnilk.com, the S Shankar film will soon enter the ₹70 crore club in India. Indian 2 hit the theatres on July 12. 

Indian 2 domestic box office

According to the report, Indian 2 earned ₹25.6 crore [Tamil: ₹16.5 crore; Hindi: ₹1.2 crore; Telugu: ₹7.9 crore] on day one. Indian 2 earned ₹18.2 crore [Tamil: ₹13.7 crore; Hindi: ₹1.3 crore; Telugu: ₹3.2 crore] on day two. The film collected ₹15.35 crore [Tamil: ₹11.35 crore; Hindi: ₹1.4 crore; Telugu: ₹2.6 crore] on day three.

On day four, Indian 2 earned ₹3 crore [Tamil: ₹2 crore; Hindi: ₹35 lakh; Telugu: ₹65 lakh]. Indian 2 earned ₹3 crore [Tamil: ₹2 crore; Hindi: ₹40 lakh; Telugu: ₹6o lakh] on day five. The film earned ₹3.1 crore nett in India as per early estimates on day six for all languages. So far, the film has minted ₹68.25 crore in India.

Indian 2 runtime

The runtime of Indian 2 has been reduced by 12 minutes to offer a "streamlined edition" of the film to audiences, the makers announced on Wednesday. Directed by S Shankar, the movie's original runtime was 180 minutes (three hours). Lyca Productions, one of the production banners behind Indian 2, shared the update on its official X page.

"Witness the enhanced version of #Indian2. Now presenting a streamlined edition trimmed by 12 min. Catch it in cinemas near you for a crisper experience!" the post read.

About Indian 2

The film, which is a sequel to 1996's Indian, stars Kamal Haasan. In the film, Kamal Haasan revives the role of Senapathy, called 'Indian Thatha' lovingly by fans, who fights corruption, armed with the ancient martial art practice of India, ‘varma kalai.’ Kajal Aggarwal, Siddharth, and Rakul Preet Singh round out the cast of the sequel. It is also produced by Red Giant Movies.

Indian featured Kamal in a dual role and also starred Manisha Koirala, Urmila Matondkar and Kasthuri Shankar. Shankar had directed the 1996 original as well.

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