Pushpa 2 Worldwide Box Office Day 29: Even as Allu Arjun prepares for his bail hearing at Nampally Court in Hyderabad on Friday in connection with the stampede case, his latest film Pushpa 2: The Rule is poised to cross the ₹1800 crore mark globally. The film’s team announced on Thursday that it has amassed over ₹1799 crore worldwide in just four weeks.
Pushpa 2: The Rule Worldwide Box Office
The team behind Pushpa 2: The Rule announced on social media that the film has grossed over ₹1799 crore globally in just 28 days. Sharing a striking new poster of Allu Arjun as Pushpa Raj, they wrote, “#Pushpa2TheRule is RULING THE INDIAN BOX OFFICE with its record-breaking run. The WILDFIRE BLOCKBUSTER GROSSES 1799 CRORES WORLDWIDE in 4 weeks.” This milestone brings the film closer to Dangal‘s impressive global collection of over ₹2000 crore.
Pushpa 2: The Rule Box Office Update
According to Sacnilk, Pushpa 2: The Rule has amassed ₹69.75 crore net in its fourth week, bringing its total to ₹1189.85 crore net in India. Despite being close to a month since its release, the film continues to perform robustly at the box office, holding strong against competition. However, it remains to be seen whether Sankranthi releases, particularly Shankar’s Ram Charan-starrer Game Changer, will impact its collections.
NHRC Seeks Action-Taken Report
On December 4, Allu Arjun attended the premiere of Pushpa 2: The Rule at Sandhya Theatre in Hyderabad. Unfortunately, the event turned chaotic, leading to the tragic death of a woman and her young son being critically injured and hospitalised. The police arrested Arjun on December 13, and while the Nampally court initially remanded him to 14 days in custody, the Telangana High Court later granted him interim bail.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has directed the Hyderabad police chief to submit an action-taken report within four weeks regarding the stampede incident. According to PTI, the NHRC has also called for an inquiry into the allegations by a senior-ranking police officer and requested “needful action” on the matter. The directive follows a complaint by an attorney claiming that the police’s lathi charge triggered the chaos, ultimately leading to the woman’s death.
