Vaazha 2 Box Office Collection Kerala: Vaazha 2 Biopic of a Billion Bros records solid Rs 10.55 crore 3rd weekend; targets all-time benchmarks

Hashir starrer Vaazha 2: Biopic of a Billion Bros continues its exceptional theatrical run, maintaining a strong hold even in its third weekend despite new releases entering the market.

The film added Rs 10.55 crore in its third weekend, with Rs 4.30 crore coming on Day 18 (third Sunday). While this reflects a 48 per cent drop from the previous Sunday and around 17 per cent lower than its opening day, the hold remains impressive, indicating sustained audience interest.

Strong trend and box office projections

Directed by Savin Sa, the film has taken its 18-day total to Rs 110.70 crore in Kerala, putting it on track to emerge as one of the biggest performers in the state.

Going by current trends, Vaazha 2 is expected to wrap its third week in the range of Rs 115–117 crore. Post that, the film is likely to march towards the Rs 125 crore mark, with a strong possibility of setting new benchmarks at the Kerala box office.

The film has already positioned itself to surpass the lifetime collections of Thudarum and Lokah Chapter One: Chandra in the coming days.

Day-wise box office breakdown (Kerala)

Performance analysis

Backed by strong word-of-mouth and consistent occupancy, the film has displayed remarkable staying power. Even in its third weekend, the collections remained steady, highlighting its acceptance among the audience.

Alongside Hashir, the film features Alan Bin Siraj, Ajin Joy, and Vinayak in key roles, with Vipin Das credited for writing.

What next?

With strong momentum on its side, Vaazha 2: Biopic of a Billion Bros is expected to continue its steady run over the weekdays. The coming days will determine how far beyond the Rs 125 crore mark the film can go, as it eyes the top spot among the highest-grossing films in Kerala.

Disclaimer: The box office figures are compiled from various sources and our research. The figures can be approximate, and Pinkvilla does not make any claims about the authenticity of the data. However, they are adequately indicative of the box-office performance of the films in question.