Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 is finding it difficult to breathe at the box office. As the romantic comedy sequel entered Day 9, it remained largely overshadowed by big-ticket releases like Dhurandhar and Avatar: Fire and Ash, leaving very little room for growth during its second weekend.
Despite a familiar brand name and Kapil Sharma’s popularity, the film’s theatrical run has so far failed to gain momentum beyond its opening days.
Day 9 Box Office Performance
According to early industry estimates, Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 earned around ₹35 lakh on its second Saturday (Day 9). While this was a slight improvement over Day 8 (Friday), which stood at approximately ₹22 lakh, the growth remains modest and well below expectations.
More importantly, the film has consistently struggled to cross the ₹1 crore daily mark, even during weekends — a key indicator of limited audience pull.
Week 1 & Total India Collection
The film wrapped up its first week with an estimated ₹10.85 crore net. While the opening weekend showed some promise, collections dropped sharply once weekdays kicked in.
- First Monday saw earnings fall to around ₹90 lakh
- Collections continued to slide through the week
- Second Friday marked the lowest point, with just ₹22 lakh
With Day 9 included, the film’s total India net collection now stands at approximately ₹11.42 crore, while the India gross has reached around ₹13.53 crore.
Overseas & Worldwide Numbers
Internationally, Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 has seen limited traction as well. The film has collected an estimated ₹85 lakh overseas, pushing its worldwide total to roughly ₹14.38 crore.
While these numbers do make it Kapil Sharma’s second-highest-grossing film, the original Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon still comfortably holds the top spot in his filmography.
Clash With Bigger Releases
The film’s biggest hurdle has clearly been competition. Dhurandhar continues to dominate the domestic box office, having crossed ₹515 crore net in India, with its worldwide gross nearing ₹800 crore. On the global front, Avatar: Fire and Ash has further tightened the space for mid-budget Hindi releases, pulling audiences toward premium formats and international screens.
In such a crowded theatrical environment, Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 has struggled to carve out its own audience base.
Final Words
Nine days in, Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 appears to be heading toward a slow and limited box office finish. While Kapil Sharma’s brand value has helped the film stay afloat, the lack of strong word of mouth and overwhelming competition have clearly capped its potential.
Unless weekday trends see an unexpected turnaround, the sequel is likely to wrap up as a modest performer rather than a breakout comedy hit.
