Jailer 2 earned Rs 39 lakh in India on Day 30, Friday 13 November. That is a small rise — up 11.4% from Day 29 — the first time the daily number has gone up in weeks. Its worldwide total now stands at Rs 831.18 crore, and it is Rs 26.21 crore short of Rs 500 crore net in India, as per Sacnilk.
Updated: 14 November 2026, 10:00 IST
Quick Read
- Jailer 2 made Rs 39 lakh net in India on Day 30, up 11.4% from Day 29’s Rs 35 lakh, across 328 shows, as per Sacnilk.
- Totals: India net Rs 473.79 crore, India gross Rs 554.08 crore, overseas Rs 277.10 crore, worldwide Rs 831.18 crore. It needs Rs 26.21 crore more for Rs 500 crore net in India.
- Streaming on Prime Video since 12 November in five languages, in the 2 hour 43 minute theatrical cut — no extended cut, no deleted scenes.
Day 30 in numbers
Day 30 is a Friday, the start of a fifth weekend, so a small rise was possible. It came: Rs 39 lakh is up 11.4% on Day 29’s Rs 35 lakh. But keep the scale in mind. The film played just 328 shows, down from 548 on Day 29, and the rise is worth Rs 4 lakh.
Tamil still brings in most of the money: Rs 328.02 crore net in India, against Telugu’s Rs 86.26 crore, Hindi’s Rs 51.23 crore and Kannada’s Rs 8.28 crore.
India gross is Rs 554.08 crore and overseas is Rs 277.10 crore, which adds up to Rs 831.18 crore worldwide.
Also read: Jailer 2 Day 29: Rs 35 lakh, OTT no extra cut
The Rs 500 crore gap
Rs 500 crore net in India is the last big round number left. The film needs Rs 26.21 crore more, and at Day 30’s pace of Rs 39 lakh a day that would take about 67 days — longer than it has left in theatres.
Week four, Days 23 to 29, made Rs 5.75 crore in all. Week three made Rs 25.98 crore, week four made Rs 5.75 crore — a fall of nearly four-fifths in one week.
Streaming on Prime Video since 12 November makes it harder still: once a film is on a phone or TV at home, fewer people pay for a cinema ticket. So Rs 500 crore net in India looks out of reach in theatres, unless the makers re-release it or add shows.
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OTT: same cut, no extra scenes
Jailer 2 is now streaming on Prime Video in Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam and Kannada. The OTT version runs 2 hours 43 minutes — the same as the theatrical cut. There is no extended cut and no deleted scenes.
That settles a rumour that ran for weeks. Talk of around 30 minutes of extra footage, including scenes of Vijay Sethupathi, Santhanam and Mohanlal, turned out to be wrong. Times Now reported on 12 November that fans hoping for those scenes “will find the theatrical version unchanged”.
The makers would have to release deleted scenes separately, and nothing has been announced. For now, what you see on Prime Video is exactly what played in theatres. This was verified on 12 November and is not being re-argued here.
One number, two trackers
Readers who check other sites will see a slightly different total. Koimoi puts the Day 29 cumulative India total at Rs 473.05 crore, against Sacnilk’s Rs 473.40 crore — a gap of Rs 0.35 crore. The two trackers count shows in different ways, and their estimates drift apart late in a run.
This post uses Sacnilk throughout, as it has for the whole Jailer 2 series. If you see Rs 473.05 crore elsewhere, that is the same film counted another way — not a different result.
Also read: Jailer 2 Day 28: Rs 52 lakh, OTT starts today
FAQ
How much did Jailer 2 earn on Day 30?
Rs 39 lakh net in India on Friday 13 November, across 328 shows, as per Sacnilk — up 11.4% from Day 29’s Rs 35 lakh. India net total: Rs 473.79 crore.
Does Jailer 2 on Prime Video have an extended cut?
No. The streaming version is the 2 hour 43 minute theatrical cut, with no extra or deleted scenes. The rumoured 30 minutes of extra footage is not in it (Times Now, 12 November).
Will Jailer 2 cross Rs 500 crore net in India?
It looks out of reach in theatres. The film needs Rs 26.21 crore more, and at Rs 39 lakh a day that would take about 67 days — with the film already on Prime Video, cinema shows will only shrink.
Desk-original added context
Our own last-7-days table, from Sacnilk’s figures: Day 24 — Rs 1.00 crore; Day 25 — Rs 1.15 crore; Day 26 — Rs 1.25 crore; Day 27 — Rs 0.88 crore; Day 28 — Rs 0.52 crore; Day 29 — Rs 0.35 crore; Day 30 — Rs 0.39 crore. The seven days add up to Rs 5.54 crore. Our own maths: those seven days are about 1.2% of the whole India net total, and Day 30’s Rs 0.39 crore is 0.65% of the opening day’s Rs 59.70 crore. On the gap to Rs 500 crore net: Rs 500 crore minus Rs 473.79 crore leaves Rs 26.21 crore, and at the Day 30 pace of Rs 0.39 crore a day that is about 67 days. On the tracker gap: Sacnilk’s Rs 473.40 crore minus Koimoi’s Rs 473.05 crore leaves Rs 0.35 crore. One more record from Sacnilk’s own notes: the film has crossed Rs 218 crore in Tamil Nadu, passing Vijay’s The GOAT to become the state’s highest-grossing film.
Sources
- Sacnilk — Jailer 2 box office collection, day-wise worldwide (13 Nov 2026, 200 verified; primary source — all day-wise and total figures)
- Movezbox — Jailer 2 box office collection: Day 30, Rs 0.39 crore net, Rs 831 crore worldwide (14 Nov 2026; corroboration — Rs 473.79 crore net, Rs 831.18 crore worldwide)
- The Week — Scene overtakes Jailer 2 in first-week overseas share (13 Nov 2026; corroboration — Jailer 2 overseas Rs 277.10 crore, worldwide Rs 830.75 crore at Day 29)
Sasanka Sekhar Pradhan is the founder of India Presents, an India-focused news site. He covers daily box-office trackers, India news, economy explainers, sports previews and festival guides — in simple English, so readers across India can follow fast-moving stories without jargon. His focus is what a story means for the reader: the number that matters, the source behind it, and what happens next. India Presents publishes daily, with day-trackers updated as new figures come in.
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