Stree
2
Box
Office
Collection
Day
7:
Rajkummar
Rao
and
Shraddha
Kapoor
have
all
the
reasons
to
be
on
cloud
nine.
After
all,
their
recent
release
Stree
2
has
been
doing
wonders
at
the
box
office
since
the
first
day.
Directed
by
Amar
Kaushik,
Stree
2
also
features
Aparshakti
Khurana,
Abhishek
Banerjee
and
Pankaj
Tripathi
in
key
roles
and
happens
to
be
the
fifth
installment
of
Maddock
Supernatural
Universe
after
Stree,
Roohi,
Bhediya
and
Munjya.
Given
the
success
of
the
2018
release
Stree,
Stree
2
turned
out
to
be
one
of
the
most
the
anticipated
releases
of
the
year

While
Stree
2
also
featured
cameos
by
Varun
Dhawan,
Tamannaah
Bhatia
and
Akshay
Kumar,
the
horror
comedy
opened
to
rave
reviews
from
the
audience
and
critics.
In
fact,
Stree
2
witnessed
a
thunderous
opening
with
a
collection
of
Rs
60.3
crores
(including
paid
reviews)
on
the
day
of
release.
This
isn’t
all.
Stree
2
not
only
became
one
of
the
fastest
movies
to
enter
the
Rs
100
crores
club
but
also
crossed
Rs
190
crores
mark
during
the
opening
weekend.
In
fact,
while
Stree
2
has
been
witnessing
a
continuous
dip
in
numbers
since
the
first
Monday,
it
continued
to
have
a
good
hold
at
the
box
office
despite
the
drop.

Stree
2
Box
Office
Collection
Week
1

According
to
a
report
published
in
Sacnilk,
Stree
2
earned
Rs
38.1
crores
on
day
5
(first
Monday)
followed
by
a
collection
of
Rs
25.8
crores
on
day
6
(first
Tuesday).
The
horror
comedy
saw
another
dip
in
numbers
and
raked
in
Rs
20
crores
on
day
7
(first
Wednesday)
which
took
the
overall
collections
of
the
movie
to
Rs
275.35
crores
in
week
1.

Stree
2
Beats
KGF
2’s
Week
1
Collection

Interestingly,
while
Stree
2
has
recorded
the
eighth
highest
day
7
collections
of
all
time,
it
has
managed
to
beat
KGF
Chapter
2’s
first
week
collection
to
record
the
fifth
highest
week
1
collection.
For
the
uninitiated,
KGF
Chapter
2
had
minted
Rs
268.63
crores
in
week
1
in
the
Hindi
market.

Meanwhile,
talking
about
the
phenomenal
success
of
Stree
2,
Amar
Kaushik
told
Connect
Cine,
“I
didn’t
expect
this
big
response.
I
think
the
audience
wants
such
films
to
come
out.
Where
ever
I
would
go,
people
kept
asking
me
‘What
is
the
end
of
Stree?’
This
film
was
made
on
public
demand.
We
didn’t
hurry
with
this
film
because
we
wanted
to
do
justice
to
the
story.
We
thought
it
clicked
well
with
the
public
when
we
released
the
trailer
but
when
we
opened
the
advance
ticket
sale,
we
were
like,
‘What
is
happening?’
This
is
just
love
of
the
public”.