Raid 2 Box Office Collection Day 4: Ajay Devgn’s Film Roars Past Nani’s HIT 3 in Weekend Showdown

Raid 2 Box Office Collection Day 4: Ajay Devgn's Raid 2 has done more than just continue the legacy of its predecessor — it's turned the box office into its playground. Over its first four days, the film has shown unexpected strength, adding up to an impressive ₹70+ crore. It’s not just the number that stuns — it’s the trend. Raid 2 hasn’t dipped, it’s only grown.

The film kicked off on Thursday with a solid opening, but what followed was even more impressive: a consistent rise in collections over the weekend. While most films start fast and fade out, Raid 2 is building momentum — a rare feat in today’s weekend-driven movie culture.

Ajay Devgn’s Presence and Real-World Grit Strike a Chord

It’s no accident this film is taking off. Devgn’s portrayal of an upright officer tackling a high-stakes case brings back the grounded intensity that fans loved in Drishyam and Raid. But this time, there’s more at stake — both emotionally and politically. The narrative feels timely, the action is subtle yet striking, and the storytelling avoids Bollywood clichés.

This isn’t your usual masala fare. Raid 2 makes its impact quietly — and audiences are responding in droves.

Nani’s HIT 3 Slows After a Strong Start

In Telugu cinema, Nani’s HIT 3 was expected to dominate this weekend, and to be fair, it opened with strong numbers. But by Day 4, the buzz had settled. The film made a decent ₹51.4 crore in four days — a respectable run, but not the kind of surge that pushes boundaries.

Unlike Raid 2, HIT 3 didn’t benefit from sustained word-of-mouth. Despite its sharp premise and stylish direction, the film saw a drop in momentum after its first two days. In comparison, Raid 2 not only maintained its pace but picked up traction, drawing in newer audiences through the weekend.

Box Office Isn’t Just About Openings Anymore

What Raid 2 proves is this: consistency wins. While HIT 3 had the sparkle early on, Raid 2 has the staying power. As the numbers roll in, it’s clear Devgn’s film isn’t just chasing headlines — it’s building a legacy.

If early signs are anything to go by, this might be the biggest surprise hit of the year. And for now, it's comfortably ahead in the race.