Akshay Kumar’s much awaited historical saffron Chapter 2 is feeling its presence at the North American box office. According to the latest data, the film has grossed an impressive $ 172,341 on its fifth day from 298 places, which has reduced its total report in North America to $ 1,077,447 (Rs 9.22 crore). The film also depicted. R Madhavan And Ananya Pandey in lead roles.
In the United States alone, the film has so far collected $ 479,885. Meanwhile, the film’s performance in Canada has been particularly notable, with the Kesari chapter 2, the CAD $ 597,562 has been earned by the end of the day 5. Strong performance in Canada reflects Akshay Kumar’s important fan base in the region, where his Patriotic Dram and Action Entertainer traditionally performed well.
The film, which is a spiritual sequel to the 2019 hit Kesari, has continued the saga of Indians carrying foreign powers. Directed by Karan Singh Tyagi- The film is based on Raghu Palat and Pushpa Palat’s book The Case The Empire. The book talks about the case that was fought by Sir C Shankaran Nair and British Crown after the Jalianwala Bagh massacre in Amritsar.
Back home in India, Kesari Chapter 2 has recorded a total of Rs 42 crore at the domestic box office within the first six days of its release. While the film was opened with a strong collection, the drops of the week have been stable, but are controlled, keeping it in the race for a respectable lifetime.
Businesses to note that while the film does not stand up with the blockbuster speed of Kumar’s previous patriotic hit like Kesari or Airlift, it has found a loyal audience in international regions. North America, especially, especially in Sikh-Bhutus regions of Canada, have been shown constant legs.
With the release of Emraan Hashmi with only one big film Ground Zero in the weekend, industry trackers hope that Kesari chapter 2 will add a solid part to its clan in both domestic and foreign markets. If the current trend continues, the film can comfortably cross the $ 1.5 million mark in North America by the end of its second weekend, making a place between Bollywood titles that perform better performance abroad.
