'Pathaan' Box Office: Here's how much Shah Rukh Khan-starrer collected in weekend 2

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'Pathaan' has truly revived the Box office post the pandemic. After several films failing to bring in large footfalls into the theatres, Shah RUuh Khan's 'Pathaan' not only managed to bring people to the audience but has been continuing with its winning streak at the box office even in week 2. The film has now crossed Rs. 400 crores at the domestic box office.

On Sunday, the film that also stars Deepika Padukone, John Abraham collected Rs. 27.50 crore. Trade analyst Taran Adarsh took to his Twitter handle on Monday morning to share an update on the box office status of the film at the end of weekend 2. "#Pathaan is 400 NOT OUT… Remains an UNSTOPPABLE FORCE, packs a MASSIVE ₹ 63.50 cr in Weekend 2 [#Hindi]… EXCELLENT jump on [second] Sat and Sun adds power to the BIG TOTAL… [Week 2] Fri 13.50 cr, Sat 22.50 cr, Sun 27.50 cr. Total: ₹ 414.50 cr. #Hindi. #India biz."

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'Pathaan' has now become the highest grossing Hindi film worldwide in the history of Hindi cinema and also the highest grossing film of YRF's Spy Universe'. ‘Pathaan', which has been bankrolled YRF, has the biggest superstars of the country in the form of Shah Rukh Khan, Deepika Padukone and John Abraham in it.

Meanwhile, at a recent event the team of 'Pathaan' addressed the press and expressed their gratitude to all for the success of the film. At the event, Siddharth Anand also shared that they will be making a sequel to the film looking at the massive response to 'Pathaan'. Shah Rukh Khan, too, said that he will work harder and better himself for the sequel. While we wait for the sequel, Shah Rukh Khan will soon be seen as Pathaan on the big screen when he joins Salman Khan's Tiger in 'Tiger 3'. As Salman was seen coming to Pathaan's aide in the film, the latter will be seen returning the favour in the upcoming film scheduled to release during Diwali this year.

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