Ajay Devgn's Raid 2 vs Nani's Hit 3 Box Office Collection Day 7: Who's Reigning Supreme? Check

This week's box office saw a high-voltage battle between two intense crime thrillers fighting for viewers' attention: Nani's Hit 3 and Ajay Devgn's Raid 2. The conflict is made more compelling by the fact that both thrillers are aimed at distinct local audiences. Given that both films have just finished their first week in theaters, their Day 7 receipts provide information about both box office performance and audience preferences.

Raid 2 Box Office Collection - Day 7

Ajay Devgn returned with Raid 2, a continuation of the fearless IRS officer Amay Patnaik's fight against corruption, after Raid (2018) proved to be a success. Throughout the week, the Raj Kumar Gupta-directed movie kept up a consistent pace at the box office.

Collection on Day 7 (India): ₹6.10 crore

Collection for the first week: 61.25 crore

Strong word-of-mouth has helped the movie's performance, particularly in North India, and it has consistently attracted audiences in metro areas and Tier-2 cities. The film's compelling plot and Devgn's commanding on-screen persona have been praised for keeping viewers interested past the weekend.

Hit 3 Box Office Collection - Day 7

However, Hit 3, which primarily targets Telugu-speaking viewers, features Nani in a gritty investigative role. Expectations were high for the third entry in the popular Hit franchise, and the movie has mostly lived up to them.

Collection on Day 7 (India): ₹3.45 crore

Collection for the first week: ₹36.80 crore

Thanks to favorable reviews from critics and Nani's devoted fan base, the movie has done remarkably well in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Hit 3 has demonstrated its strength at the box office in the South, even though it has fewer screens than Raid 2.

Who’s leading the Race? 

With a strong ₹61 crore in its first week at the box office, Raid 2 is unquestionably the top earner overall, but Hit 3 has become a regional success and a successful business for its producers. The conflict demonstrates how content-driven films are becoming more popular throughout India and how regional cinema is becoming stronger.

The competition is anticipated to continue as both films enter their second weekend, but Hit 3 will likely continue to have a successful run in the South, while Raid 2 is likely to dominate the national multiplex chains.

Stay tuned for further updates on their weekend collections and box office verdicts.