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  On its opening day, the film grossed ₹280 crore worldwide becoming the highest day-one grossing Indian film till date and the highest day-one grossing film ever in India, with ₹200 crore from the domestic market. The Hindi version has collected a nett amount of ₹72 crore on the opening day, in India. Pushpa 2: The Rule became the fastest Indian film to reach ₹400 crore in two days and ₹500 crore in three days.
  
  In the United States, the film debuted at the number five position earning US$1,700,000 on its opening day and is projected to earn US$6,000,000 in its opening weekend. As per Deadline Hollywood, the four-day gross is estimated to be ₹590 crore ($70 million) in India and ₹172 crore ($20 million) from the overseas markets, making its global debut grossing ₹762 crore ($90 million). In its first weekend, it earned $4.9 million from U.S. and Canadian theaters placing at 5th position as per The Seattle Times.
  
  On its eighth day of release, the film entered in ₹1000 crore club. The film has grossed ₹1,004 crore worldwide in eight days, with ₹813 crore and ₹191 crore from domestic and international markets. The nine-day domestic gross collection was ₹855.25 crore. The ten-day domestic gross collection was ₹927 crore. The eleven-day domestic gross collection is ₹1,008.50 crore, thus, becoming the second film in India to cross ₹1000 crore after Baahubali 2: The Conclusion (2017). The film collected a worldwide gross of ₹1,226 crore in its eleven-day run, with ₹1,009 and ₹ 217 crore (US$26 million) from domestic and international markets. It continued to remain at the Global Comscore rankings in its second weekend (11 days) with a gross in the home market estimated to be ₹1014 crore ($120M) and worldwide at ₹1414 crore ($167M). As per Box Office India, film collected a worldwide gross of ₹1,274 crore in its thirteen-day run, with ₹1,054 crore and ₹220 crore from domestic and international markets. The domestic gross collection was ₹1,110 crore, in the first two weeks (14 days), with ₹288.25 crore from its home market (Andhra Pradesh and Telangana).
  
  Daily News and Analysis reported that the film has earned ₹1,290.92 crore domestically in 19 days, with a total worldwide gross of ₹1,570.92 crore, including ₹280 crore from international markets. The Indian Express reported that on its 20th day, the film's net earnings in India alone grossed ₹1,100 crore, with ₹700 crore crore coming from the Hindi version, making it the first film to reach the mark. As per Box Office India its twenty-day worldwide gross collection stands at ₹1,456 crore. The film's twenty-two days worldwide gross was ₹1,505 crore. The film collected a domestic gross of रु 27.03 crore in Nepal, thus becoming the highest-grossing foreign film and the second-highest-grossing film in the country. The Indian Express reported the twenty-five days gross collection is around ₹1,719.5 crore.
  
  As of 2 January 2024, the Hindi version had earned ₹769.75 crore. It reached ₹797.70 crore by its fourth week (28 days). As of January 13, 2025, the film has earned ₹1408.81 crore ($162.9 million) in India. The film concluded its theatrical run with worldwide gross estimated to be between ₹1,642–1,800 crore. The film recorded the highest footfall post-COVID pandemic, with 6.30–6.50 crore.
  
  On its opening day, the film grossed ₹280 crore worldwide becoming the highest day-one grossing Indian film till date and the highest day-one grossing film ever in India, with ₹200 crore from the domestic market. The Hindi version has collected a nett amount of ₹72 crore on the opening day, in India. Pushpa 2: The Rule became the fastest Indian film to reach ₹400 crore in two days and ₹500 crore in three days.
  
  In the United States, the film debuted at the number five position earning US$1,700,000 on its opening day and is projected to earn US$6,000,000 in its opening weekend. As per Deadline Hollywood, the four-day gross is estimated to be ₹590 crore ($70 million) in India and ₹172 crore ($20 million) from the overseas markets, making its global debut grossing ₹762 crore ($90 million). In its first weekend, it earned $4.9 million from U.S. and Canadian theaters placing at 5th position as per The Seattle Times.
  
  On its eighth day of release, the film entered in ₹1000 crore club. The film has grossed ₹1,004 crore worldwide in eight days, with ₹813 crore and ₹191 crore from domestic and international markets. The nine-day domestic gross collection was ₹855.25 crore. The ten-day domestic gross collection was ₹927 crore. The eleven-day domestic gross collection is ₹1,008.50 crore, thus, becoming the second film in India to cross ₹1000 crore after Baahubali 2: The Conclusion (2017). The film collected a worldwide gross of ₹1,226 crore in its eleven-day run, with ₹1,009 and ₹ 217 crore (US$26 million) from domestic and international markets. It continued to remain at the Global Comscore rankings in its second weekend (11 days) with a gross in the home market estimated to be ₹1014 crore ($120M) and worldwide at ₹1414 crore ($167M). As per Box Office India, film collected a worldwide gross of ₹1,274 crore in its thirteen-day run, with ₹1,054 crore and ₹220 crore from domestic and international markets. The domestic gross collection was ₹1,110 crore, in the first two weeks (14 days), with ₹288.25 crore from its home market (Andhra Pradesh and Telangana).
  
  Daily News and Analysis reported that the film has earned ₹1,290.92 crore domestically in 19 days, with a total worldwide gross of ₹1,570.92 crore, including ₹280 crore from international markets. The Indian Express reported that on its 20th day, the film's net earnings in India alone grossed ₹1,100 crore, with ₹700 crore crore coming from the Hindi version, making it the first film to reach the mark. As per Box Office India its twenty-day worldwide gross collection stands at ₹1,456 crore. The film's twenty-two days worldwide gross was ₹1,505 crore. The film collected a domestic gross of रु 27.03 crore in Nepal, thus becoming the highest-grossing foreign film and the second-highest-grossing film in the country. The Indian Express reported the twenty-five days gross collection is around ₹1,719.5 crore.
  
  As of 2 January 2024, the Hindi version had earned ₹769.75 crore. It reached ₹797.70 crore by its fourth week (28 days). As of January 13, 2025, the film has earned ₹1408.81 crore ($162.9 million) in India. The film concluded its theatrical run with worldwide gross estimated to be between ₹1,642–1,800 crore. The film recorded the highest footfall post-COVID pandemic, with 6.30–6.50 crore.