The comedy sequel ‘Vaazha 2’ is making waves, following four friends on a journey of self-discovery amidst societal pressures. The film, released on April 2, has already grossed over Rs 21 crores worldwide in just two days, showing a significant jump in collections. Early trends suggest it might soon surpass its predecessor, ‘Vaazha 1’.
The newly released comedy entertainer ‘Vaazha 2’ features the story of four friends labelled as losers and troublemakers who embark on an emotional journey of self-discovery. They face mounting social pressure from family and society. The boys learn to embrace responsibilities and find success on their own terms.Recent reports suggest that ‘Vaazha 2: Biopic Of A Billion Bros’ opened well after its release on April 2. The sequel to the 2024 hit has collected more than Rs 21 crores worldwide in just two days. According to Sacnilk website, day 2 added Rs 5.15 Cr net in India. This marks an 8.4% jump from day 1’s Rs 4.75 Cr. Early trends suggest it could surpass the first part soon.
Box office numbers for ‘Vaazha 2’ so far
Hashir starrer has earned Rs 9.90 Cr in total India net collections. India gross stands at Rs 11.48 Cr and overseas, it collected Rs 5.50 Cr on day 2. This takes overseas gross to Rs 10.00 Cr. Worldwide gross now reaches Rs 21.48 Cr.Day 1 saw Rs 4.75 Cr net across 1,173 shows with 64% occupancy. Day 2 improved to Rs 5.15 Cr across 1,233 shows at 74% occupancy.Malayalam 2D occupancy averaged 70.28% on day 2. Morning shows stood at 49.58%, while evening and night shows crossed 74%. Savin SA directs the project and director Vipin Das, who wrote the first film, handles the script here too. The story builds on the success of ‘Vaazha: Biopic Of A Billion Boys’. That 2024 release became a smash hit with its mix of humour and heart. The sequel aims to repeat the formula while adding fresh elements.
ETimes verdict
ETimes review for the film reads, “Savin SA’s Vaazha 2 is funnier, quirkier and slick. The theme, the emotions and the ideas resemble Vaazha 1, and at the same time it feels fresh, relatable and compelling in its narrative choices. The story takes us through the lives of Hashir, Alan, Ajin and Vinayak, four young boys. They are the kids who create a ruckus, get into unnecessary messes, and are not great at studies either.” It further reads, “But we also get to see how their lives develop that way. Hashir and Alan were eager to have siblings. We also get to see what happens in most dual-child households once the second child arrives. The actors (sharing the same names) were exceptional in their performances. The supporting cast, including Bijukuttan, Alphonse Puthren, Vijay Babu and Sudheesh, also delivers well.”Viewers appreciate the stronger comedy and slick pacing. Performances by the young leads stand out and the film balances fun ruckus with touching family emotions. Many early reviews say it feels more polished than the original.Hashir, Ajin Joy, Vinayak and Alan Bin Siraj lead the film. They play four schoolboys navigating life in a Kerala town. Supporting roles feature Bijukuttan, Alphonse Puthren, Vijay Babu and Sudheesh.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.
