Awarapan 2 eyes Rs 130 crore India net as Emraan Hashmi film holds strong in Week 2

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Awarapan 2, starring Emraan Hashmi, has maintained solid box office momentum as it enters its second weekend in cinemas. The film demonstrated consistent performance during weekdays in its second week, adding healthy collections on Day 8 and Day 9. The sequel has outperformed its Independence Day box office competitors, establishing a clear lead among recent releases. With its second-weekend run underway, the film is now targeting a cumulative India net collection of Rs 130 crore.

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