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Awarapan 2 Crosses Rs 220 Crore Worldwide in 15 Days
Awarapan 2 is a new movie starring Emraan Hashmi.
It continues the story of a character named Shivam.
The movie has earned Rs 220.49 crore around the world.
It reached this amount in 15 days.
The filmmakers shared the result on Instagram.
In the story, Shivam is retired but returns to a dangerous underworld in Bangkok.
He does this to rescue children who were trafficked.
The movie is a sequel to the 2007 film Awarapan, which became popular for its songs.
Awarapan 2 has collected Rs 220.49 crore at the global box office in 15 days.
The film’s makers announced the earnings through an Instagram post on Saturday.
Emraan Hashmi reprises his role as Shivam, who is drawn back into Bangkok’s violent underworld.
Directed by Nitin Kakkar, the film is a sequel to the 2007 cult film Awarapan.
Disha Patani, Shabana Azmi, Puran Gabbi, Suvinder Vicky and Aniruddh Rawal are also part of the cast.
- Who
- Emraan Hashmi stars as Shivam, alongside Disha Patani, Shabana Azmi and other actors.
- What
- Awarapan 2 has earned Rs 220.49 crore at the global box office.
- Where
- The earnings are from the global box office, while the story is set partly in Bangkok.
- When
- The film reached this total in 15 days; the makers announced it on Saturday.
- Why
- The makers shared the figure to thank audiences and promote the film’s theatrical run.
Key facts
- Global collection
- Rs 220.49 crore
- Collection period
- 15 days
- Lead actor
- Emraan Hashmi
- Character
- Shivam
- Director
- Nitin Kakkar
- Original film
- Awarapan, released in 2007
- Production
- Produced by Vishesh Bhatt and presented by Mukesh Bhatt and Vishesh Films
Quotes
The film's makers
The production team that shared Awarapan 2's box-office figures on Instagram
“The Fans Who Waited 19 Years. The Audiences Who Discovered Shivam for the First Time. The Ones Who Fell in Love with the Songs. Rs 220.49 Crore Worldwide. 15 Days. This Number Belongs to All of You. Thank You for Bringing Shivam Back. Have You Seen It Yet? In Cinemas. Book Now”
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