'Raid 2' mints over Rs 136 crore as it wraps up eek 2

Ajay Devgn’s latest action-packed crime thriller, '

Raid 2

', has kept audiences hooked since its release. After completing 15 days in cinemas, the film has collected a massive Rs 136.35 crore at the

Indian box office

. With its strong story and gripping performances, the sequel to 'Raid' is on its way to becoming one of the big hits of 2025.Raid 2 Box Office Collection Day 15The film earned Rs 133.35 crore in its first 14 days across India. According to early estimates by Sacnilk, on its 15th day, 'Raid 2' collected another Rs 3 crore, taking the total to Rs 136.35 crore.Day 15 Occupancy

Even after two weeks on the big screen, 'Raid 2' is still pulling in a loyal crowd. On Thursday, 15 May 2025, the film clocked an overall 11.44% occupancy in theatres. While morning shows started off slow at just 5.36%, the numbers picked up in the afternoon with 12.23% occupancy. The excitement continued through the evening at 11.51%, but it was the night shows that truly stole the spotlight, recording a solid 16.67% turnout.

'Raid 2' hit the big screen on 1 May 2025, starring Ajay Devgn, Riteish Deshmukh, and Vaani Kapoor. It released alongside 'The Bhootnii', a spooky comedy led by Sanjay Dutt and Mouni Roy. Despite the clash, it’s 'Raid 2' that has taken the lead at the box office.What makes 'Raid 2' Click?The success of 'Raid 2' may lie in its sharp storytelling, strong performances, and high-voltage drama. Ajay’s return to the role of the no-nonsense officer has struck a chord with the audience once again.Adding to the excitement are Riteish Deshmukh and Vaani Kapoor, whose performances have added more depth to the story. Under Raj Kumar Gupta’s direction, the film keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.On track for Rs 150 crore?With the film now sitting at Rs 136.35 crore, everyone’s wondering, can 'Raid 2' enter the Rs 150 crore club? If it continues to perform well over its third weekend, especially on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, it might just cross that line. The film’s current pace shows that it still has enough fuel left for a strong run.