Raid 2 box office collection: Ajay Devgn starrer sequel shows strong momentum with Rs 31 Crore in two days

The holiday release of Raid 2 on May 1 significantly boosted its box office performance, allowing the film to rake in a strong Rs 19.25 crore on its opening day.

Ajay Devgn starrer much-anticipated sequel, Raid 2 is making a great impression at the box office following its release on May 1. It has earned more Rs 31 crore in total in two days.

According to data from Sacnilk, Raid 2 grossed an impressive Rs 11.75 crore in India on its second day, Saturday, May 2, 2025. With this, the film’s total collection crossed the Rs 30 crore mark within just two days of its theatrical release, including its first-day earnings on Friday.

On Day 2, theatre occupancy for the movie increased gradually throughout Hindi-speaking areas, reaching an overall occupancy percentage of 19.23%. The occupancy rate started the day at a moderate 7.13% for the morning shows and grew progressively to 16.08% in the afternoon. With a 17.99% attendance, audience engagement increased throughout the evening and reached its highest point during the night shows, which had a solid 35.70% occupancy rate. These numbers show that there is a good word-of-mouth effect and that moviegoers are becoming more interested.

Sacnilk data shows that Surat had the lowest turnout, with only 13% of the audience attending the theatres on Friday, while Chennai had the greatest occupancy, at an amazing 48%.

The holiday release of Raid 2 on May 1 significantly boosted its box office performance, allowing the film to rake in a strong Rs 19.25 crore on its opening day.

Ajay Devgn returns in Raid 2 as the daring and moral IRS officer Amay Patnaik, who is praised for his steadfast honesty and audacious strategy. In this episode, Riteish Deshmukh plays a powerful and dishonest politician who Amay must contend with. Vaani Kapoor replaces Ileana D'Cruz,as Amay's wife in the sequel.

Also read: Raid 2 Movie Review: This Ajay Devgn starrer lacks thrill, leans heavily on repetition and gloss

An excerpt from Money Control's review of Raid 2 read as, "Ajay Devgn, as Amay, moves through the film with a near-blank expression that makes it hard to read what he's thinking or feeling. He does land a few good moments but mostly plays a muted version of his earlier role. Vaani Kapoor’s character adds little and could’ve been left out without consequence. Riteish Deshmukh has his moments, especially in scenes with his mother, which feel authentic and grounded. But when Amay begins to outwit him, that arc is glossed over instead of being explored."